Milo
- proper noun
- This is Milo and Milo is an Australian chocolatey drink.
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Examples
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When I visit Australia, I always try to have a creamy drink made with Milo.
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At the large table, everyone watches as Milo makes a portrait of Francesco in a beautiful leather-bound book.
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After a long day, I enjoy a warm cup of Milo to relax.
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For breakfast, I like to mix milk with Milo powder and enjoy it cold.
Synonyms
A sweet warm drink made from cocoa and milk
A hot drink made by mixing cocoa powder, milk, and sugar
A sweet drink you make by mixing milk with chocolate
A hot sweet drink made from cocoa and milk
Compounds
- Specialized
A drought-resistant grain plant like corn with large yellow or white seeds for food and feed
Surface Forms
Etymology
Milo for the chocolate drink was probably named after Milo of Croton, a famous ancient Greek athlete known for great 'strength'. The makers used his name to suggest the drink gives 'energy'.