the Foreign and Commonwealth Office

Domain: Universal Words

Part of speech: noun

[sing.+sing./pl.v.] (abbreviation FCO) the British government department that deals with relations with other countries. It used to be called the Foreign Office and it is still sometimes referred to as this.

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