[kohs] 
| a unit of land distance of various lengths from 1 to 3 mi. (1.6 to 4.8 km). |
[n. key-oh, key-oh; v. key-oh] noun, plural KO's, verb, KO'd, KO'ing. Slang.| 1. | a knockout in boxing. |
| 2. | to knock unconscious, esp. in a boxing match; knock out. |
| KO (kā'ō') tr.v. KO'd, KO'ing, KO's To knock out, as in boxing. n. (kā-ō', kā'ō') A knockout, as in boxing. |
| Kos also Cos (kŏs, kôs) An island of southeast Greece in the northern Dodecanese Islands at the entrance to the Gulf of Kos, an inlet of the Aegean Sea on the southwest coast of Turkey. Hippocrates founded a medical school on the island in the fifth century B.C. Kos became part of modern Greece in 1947. |
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