Definition
Definition of Milo - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
drinkTM UK chocolate and malt powder mixed with milkTM UK
- I enjoy a cup of Milo every morning.
2.
namescommon first name for boys
- Milo is my best friend.
Images of Milo

chocolate and malt powder mixed with milk
Examples of Milo in a sentence
Milo is popular among children for its taste. Milo enjoys playing soccer on weekends. Milo was named after his grandfather.
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Definition of milo - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
agricultureTECH. drought-resistant sorghum with large grainsTECH.
- Milo is preferred in arid regions for its resilience.
- Farmers often choose milo for its high yield.
- Milo is a staple crop in many dry areas.
Images of milo

drought-resistant sorghum with large grains
Origin of milo
Greek, milos (mill)
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