helo
- noun
- /ˈhiːloʊ/
- Jargon
- Phil, we n get you out there by helo immediately.
- rescue helos
- downed helo
- crashed helo
Examples
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You get your helos out of here now!
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Repeat, we have a downed helo with three aboard...
Fiction book (1997) -
- Get us a helo out of Trento.
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Playboy, the helo is airborne.
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Resupply helo is inbound at this time.
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We have a downed helo 12 miles west-southwest of the base with three aboard.
Fiction book (1997) -
Air Station - Coronado Naval Base - Night: A helo warms up on its pad.
Fiction book (1997) -
OK, we've got a helo landing on the deck, we're gonna meet a Mexican SOF commander and his team.
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Requesting evac helo.
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The soldiers prepared to board the helo for their rescue mission.
Synonyms
A flying machine with turning blades that can hover and take off straight up
A short informal word for a helicopter that flies using turning blades
A short word for a helicopter, a flying machine with spinning blades
An informal word for a helicopter used in speech
Surface Forms
Etymology
Helo is a short, spoken form of helicopter, used by pilots and soldiers as a quick name for the aircraft. So, helo means 'helicopter', often in military or aviation use.