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Mongo may refer to subjects within the following categories:

Geographic

Africa

• Mongo, Chad, a city
• Mongo people, one of the largest ethnic groups in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Mongo language, the language of the Mongo people

North America

• Mongo, Indiana, a small town in the United States

==Pe'ople== mongo mc grain, real person, one armed bandit, no brain, catchphrase, do ya hear, likley to be found sweeping, trying to engage passers by into conversation.

• Mongo Santamaría, a Cuban jazz percussionist
• Monguito, a son cubano singer
• Steve McMichael ("Mongo" McMichael), a former American football player and professional wrestler

Fictional

• Mongo the Magnificent, a fictional private investigator with dwarfism
• Mongo, a character played by Alex Karras in the 1974 comedy film Blazing Saddles
• Magic Mongo, a fictional genie featured in segments of the Saturday morning TV program The Krofft Supershow
• Mongo, an imaginary person in the comedy film There's Something About Mary.
• Mongo (Shrek), a fictional giant gingerbread man in the animated movie Shrek 2

Other uses

• Stomatepia mongo, a cichlid fish of Cameroun.
• Mongo (horse), American Champion Thoroughbred racehorse
• Mongo (planet), a fictional planet from the Flash Gordon series
• Möngö, a Mongolian monetary unit, where 100 Möngö equal 1 Mongolian tögrög
• Mongo, objects rescued from the trash during Dumpster diving
• Stomatepia mongo, a critically endangered species of cichlid (fish)
• Mongo Ika and Uzusho Mongo, Japanese cuttlefish sushi
• The Mongo (graphics program), an interactive graphics program distributed under the GNU General Public License
• MongoDB, an open source document-oriented database.
• A variant of mondo, meaning "to a great degree, extremely, very"
• A variant of mong, a derogatory shortening of Mongoloid
• Mongo foot, a style of skateboarding, where one uses one's leading foot to push
• Monggo, a commonly used name in the Philippines for mung beans

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