The word 'bio' is generally used as a prefix (bio-) as in 'Biology', 'biodiversity', and so on.
It is, though, used alone as a noun, 'bio', meaning a biographical sketch or precis.
Otherwise, the only other two words I can think of using the letters b i o is 'obi', which comes from a Japanese word meaning a broad sash usually worn with a formal kimono, and 'Ibo', which refers to a people inhabiting the lower Niger region in Africa, and comes to English from those people.
Job, I, Bio
There are no words that end with the suffix bio. However, there are many words that start with bio.
You can make a number of words from the letters in the word biology. Some examples are igloo, oily, logo, glob, blog, loo, oil, bog, big, and bio
Bio- means life......and some words areBiologyBiographyBio hazard
yes by many proces
bio kerosine is made from the catalytic cracking of bio diesel
bio kerosine is made from the catalytic cracking of bio diesel
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A Bio Gas Plant is a factory that makes Bio Gas. Bio Gas is a cleaner gas that many countries use, like Sweden. It takes about a day and a half just to make a few hundred gallons of this stuff.
I'm pretty sure that is you add bio and log, you get blog. Take the b from bio and log from log. If you guys think this is wrong, please correct:)
There are 2 types of atoms and these make up the different bio molecules when combined
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