milo
a grain sorghum having white, yellow, or pinkish seeds, grown chiefly in Africa, Asia, and the U.S.
Origin of milo
1- Also called milo maize .
Words Nearby milo
Other definitions for Milo (2 of 2)
Also Mi·los [Greek mee-laws]. /Greek ˈmi lɔs/. Melos.
a male given name.
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How to use milo in a sentence
That is, until Lino’s little sister claims to be a saint and miracle-worker, and milo takes a step back to revaluate his routine life, and his feelings for Lino.
Reel Affirmations offers array of films celebrating LGBTQ stories | Margaret A. Scala | October 13, 2022 | Washington BladeThe milo set out on August 21, 2019, with just four people on board, including myself.
The company operates a former commercial fishing boat that was turned into an Alaskan surf hunter called the milo.
It was wonderful to see you with Gigi and milo here in Indiana, doing the same thing we did together.
The happiness and heartbreak of a daughter’s first fishing trip | By Jonathon Klein/Field & Stream | December 30, 2020 | Popular-ScienceI briefly take the fish back and give milo a chance to check it out.
The happiness and heartbreak of a daughter’s first fishing trip | By Jonathon Klein/Field & Stream | December 30, 2020 | Popular-Science
And that leads to a handful of blow-out, brutally honest, hard-to-watch fights between Maggie and milo.
How Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig Pulled Off Their Most Dramatic Roles Yet | Kevin Fallon | September 12, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTmilo the kitty has a very important announcement: no one wants to watch you work out.
Obama ‘Between Two Ferns,’ Kevin Bacon, Baby Tigers and More Viral Videos | Ariana Dickey | March 15, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTThere is Djimon Hounsou with an octopus on his head, and Cindy Crawford emerging like Venus de milo from the waves.
Herb Ritts’s New Exhibition: ‘L.A. Style’ Brings Celebrities Into Natural World | Isabel Wilkinson | April 3, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTHer elder sister, Jasmine, on the other hand, started her own fashion line, Jasmine Di milo, within Harrods in 2003.
On Alias, artifacts, belonging to visionary inventor milo Rambaldi, are themselves variations on the mystery box concept.
What does it signify to mankind that milo of Croton and other victors of his class were invincible?
Ten Books on Architecture | VitruviusSome original friend has even sent us a life-size, marble reproduction of the Venus de milo.
Murder in Any Degree | Owen Johnsonmilo, essay thy strength—my limbs are feeble—and lift these upon yonder marble; so may age deal gently with thee.'
Aurelian | William WareI then searched for Publius, and making my purchases, returned home, milo following with the books.
Aurelian | William WareIf what milo has said possess any particle of truth, it is most evident the Emperor has been imposed upon by the lies of Fronto.
Aurelian | William Ware
British Dictionary definitions for milo
/ (ˈmaɪləʊ) /
any of various early-growing cultivated varieties of sorghum with heads of yellow or pinkish seeds resembling millet
Origin of milo
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