Milo

/ˈmaɪloʊ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A type of grain sorghum, commonly grown for animal feed and sometimes consumed by humans.

The farmers decided to plant milo this season due to its drought resistance.

A brand of powdered chocolate, malt, and milk beverage mix made by Nestlé, popular in many countries.

After school, I love to make a warm cup of Milo to enjoy while I do my homework.

A variety of millet used especially in some regions for food.

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.

Used to refer to a comforting or nostalgic drink.

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

An affectionate term for someone who enjoys sweet beverages.

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