mo·dus op·er·an·di 
(mō′dəs ŏp′ə-răndē, -dī′)
(mō′dəs ŏp′ə-răndē, -dī′)n. pl. mo·di operandi (mō′dē, -dī) Abbr. MO
1. A method of operating or functioning.
2. A person's manner of working.
[New Latin modus operandī : Latin modus, mode + Latin operandī, genitive sing. gerund of operārī, to work.]
- Georges Jacques
- Georges Jean Raymond
- Georges Joseph Christian
- Georges Louis Leclerc de
- Georges Léopold
- George Smith, Jr.
- Georges Pierre
- George Stanley
- George Stanley
- (George) Thomas
- George Town
- Georgetown
- georgette
- George V
- George VI
- George Walker
- George Washington
- George Washington
- George Wells
- George Wesley
- George William
- George William
- George William Frederick.
- George William Frederick
- George Étienne