Did you mean Milo?
Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. An early-growing, usually drought-resistant grain sorghum, especially Sorghum bicolor, resembling millet.
Wiktionary
- n. sorghum
Etymologies
- Possibly from Afrikaans mealie, corn, probably from Portuguese milho, from Latin milium, millet; see millet.
Examples
“Also, milo is a known criminal and his own men are there to vouch for that. the detective gives milo a choice.”
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“If he's a lucky dog, he'll spend some good days in milo fields.”
“The scene in milo and otis where the filmmakers forced a cat into a box and sent it floating downriver.”
“Sorghum - also known as milo, millet and broomcorn -- is the grain of choice in hot, dry places where corn won't grow.”
“Whether it's wheat and barley in the North, corn and grain sorghums such as milo in the Midwest, or rice in the South, waterfowl readily adapt to farm feed.”
“Neal Sloper: "" Ted Robinson lands 49ers gig: The Dolich plan begins to take shape "Dear Tim - Thanks for ..." milo: "Starkey wasn't perfect (that's for sure) but he does have that old time radio voice that works ...”
“Norm: "Tim, Love the blog, but puuuuuuhlease get over yourself!" milo: "TK's analysis of Kiffin makes sense.”
“After realizing his potential, milo tries to master his powers and uses it for his own advantages like improving his grades academically, getting what he wants, getting his girl etc.”
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“In the midwest its unlikely alfalfa or milo will be standing very long, it'll get ate or snowed under as you must know.”
“Like rabbit said though if its not a plot corn and milo work really well.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘milo’.
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•Open List: Why Prolagus Should Visit Me on His...
I'm pro-Pro(lagus). Are you?
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Common English Words That Are Also First Names.
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Flights of Feline Fancy
A list of fictional cats. Also see reesetee's list: Flights of Fancy
If the creature isn't well known, please add a brief description on the Comments page.simba, kimba, Tom, sylvester, puss in boots, grizabella, magical mr mistof..., mcavity, garfield, milo, pink panther, tigger and 122 more...
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Down on the Farm
All things farm and agriculture related.
barn, tractor, cow, hay, horse, pig, corn, plough, irrigation, subsidies, crops, plant and 260 more...
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O.o
Things that give you a warm fuzzy sort of feeling.
crumpet, cream puff, bubbles, packed lunch, prezzies, stars, pillow, rain, old books, sheep, bikkie, lollipop and 41 more...
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Recently sniffed
Don't worry. I won't judge you.
(Inspired by bilby's comment on book sniffer.)orange peel, wet dog, coffee, earthworms, nail polish, liquid soap, horseradish, chocolate, microwave popcorn, empanadas, chimichurri, bike and 39 more...
knitandpurl "Late summers, early autumns, you can see something that binds
the map of this country together: the girasol, orange gold-
petalled
with her black eye, laces the roadsides from Vermont to
California
runs the edges of orchards, chain-link fences
milo fields and malls, schoolyards and reservations"
"An Atlas of the Difficult World, IV" by Adrienne Rich, in An Atlas of the Difficult World, p 11 Mar 6, 2011
PossibleUnderscore Also the cat in the film: Milo and Otis. Jan 30, 2010
plethora Are they cans of pre-mixed milo I spy? Wow. Once upon a time you could get milo in little fruit-box sort of dealies here, but I don't think they're produced any more. Jun 13, 2009
chained_bear See also here. Jun 12, 2009
milosrdenstvi See on no vegemite or marmite, promise. Jun 12, 2009
rolig In Slovene, this is an adverb (from mil, "gentle, sweet") which can be used this way:
milo mu je storilo pri srcu: "he felt sad" (lit. "in his heart it was done tenderly") Jul 20, 2008