Rando

Pronunciation: /ˈrændoʊ/

Definitions of rando

noun a person or thing that is random or unknown

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a rando walking down the street.

A2 I decided to join a rando group for a hiking trip.

B1 I met a rando at the party last night and we had a great conversation.

B2 The rando sitting next to me on the bus turned out to be a famous actor.

C1 The rando who approached me at the concert turned out to be a long-lost friend.

C2 I prefer to travel alone, but sometimes it's fun to meet randos and hear their stories.

Examples of rando in a Sentence

formal The research study used a random sampling method to select participants.

informal I just asked some randos at the party if they wanted to play a game.

slang I met this cool rando at the coffee shop who told me about a great new band.

figurative Life is full of unexpected twists and turns, like running into a rando from your past.

Grammatical Forms of rando

• past tense: randoed
• plural: randos
• comparative: more rando
• superlative: most rando
• present tense: rando
• future tense: will rando
• perfect tense: have randoed
• continuous tense: is randoing
• singular: rando
• positive degree: rando
• infinitive: to rando
• gerund: randoing
• participle: randoed

Origin and Evolution of rando

First Known Use: 1990 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'rando' is believed to have originated as slang in the English language.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a colloquial term for a random or unknown person, 'rando' has evolved to also describe someone who is unpredictable or eccentric.