Meaning & Definition of word "Milo"

Milo

/ˈmaɪloʊ/

1. A type of grain sorghum, commonly grown for animal feed and sometimes consumed by humans.
- Example: The farmers decided to plant milo this season due to its drought resistance.
2. A brand of powdered chocolate, malt, and milk beverage mix made by Nestlé, popular in many countries.
- Example: After school, I love to make a warm cup of Milo to enjoy while I do my homework.
3. A variety of millet used especially in some regions for food.
- Example: In the local market, I found milo being sold as a staple for many families.

The name 'Milo' comes from the brand founded in 1934 in Australia, derived from the drink's ingredients and branding.

Milo energy:

Refers to the energizing effect of the Milo drink.

Milo time:

An expression indicating a time to relax with a cup of Milo.

malt:

A germinated cereal grain that is dried in a process called 'malting'.

cocoa:

A powder made from roasted, ground cacao seeds, used in beverages and chocolate products.

Meaning: Used to refer to a comforting or nostalgic drink.

Example Sentence: After a long day, nothing beats a warm cup of Milo to relax.

Meaning: An affectionate term for someone who enjoys sweet beverages.

Example Sentence: He's such a Milo lover; he can't resist a sweet drink.