Crossword clues for kilo
kilo
- Drug quantity, sometimes
- DEA agent's find
- Contraband unit
- Bust measurement?
- About two lbs
- About 35 ounces
- About 2.2 pounds, briefly
- About 2.2 lbs
- A grand, to begin with?
- A bit more than two lbs
- 2.2046 lbs
- 2.2 lbs
- 1,000 g
- Wt. unit
- Weight dealt by a dealer
- Vice squad unit
- Unit seized by a narc
- Unit of weight (abbr)
- Unit of mass, briefly
- Unit in an evidence locker
- Unit at the DEA
- Two pounds, and then some
- Trafficking amount, perhaps
- Trafficker's amount
- Traffic unit?
- The "k" of kHz
- The "k" in kg
- Stash amount
- Smuggler's weight unit
- SI mass unit
- Scale unit, in most of the world
- Roughly 2.2-pound unit
- Quantity of contraband
- Pusher's unit
- Pusher's quantity
- Pusher's purchase, perhaps
- Pusher's purchase
- Prefix, with byte
- Prefix with "byte"
- Prefix with ''hertz''
- Prefix meaning ''thousand''
- Prefix for "watt" or "byte" that means "1,000"
- Prefix for "gram" or "byte"
- Pot measure
- Phonetic letter after Juliet
- One thousand, in the metric system
- NATO alphabet word after "Juliett"
- Narc's score
- Metric weight, informally
- Metric unit, briefly
- Metric unit of mass, for short
- Metric prefix that means "one thousand"
- Metric prefix meaning "thousand"
- Metric measurement, briefly
- Metric amount, for short
- Measure of 2+ pounds
- Measure equal to 1,000 grams, for short
- Measure before Lima in the NATO phonetic alphabet
- Mass quantity, briefly
- Lot of pot
- Lima preceder in the NATO alphabet
- It's between Juliet and Lima
- Gram or meter lead-in
- European weight, for short
- European scale measure
- Eur. measure
- Drug smuggler's weight unit
- Dealer's brick
- DEA weight
- DEA bust unit
- DEA agent's discovery
- Contraband measure
- Coke unit
- Code word for K
- Bust size?
- Bust measurement
- Approximately 2.2 lbs
- Approximate weight of a liter of water
- Amount of illegal drugs
- A little over two lbs
- A little over 2 pounds
- A bit more than a couple of pounds
- 2+ pound unit
- 2.22 pounds
- 2.2046 pounds
- 1,000 to start?
- 1,000 meters, briefly
- Drug shipment, maybe
- Start to byte?
- Code word for "K"
- Narc's find, maybe
- Amount in a drug shipment, perhaps
- Metric weight unit
- Drug shipment, perhaps
- Part of kg-m
- Narc's unit
- Narc's catch, maybe
- Narc's find, perhaps
- Prefix with hertz or byte
- It may be found in a bust
- Drug unit
- Smuggler's amount
- Two pounds, plus
- Drug drop, maybe
- Overseas shipping unit
- D.E.A. seizure, maybe
- Unit of contraband
- Narc's discovery, maybe
- Letter after Juliet in a phonetic alphabet
- Metric prefix for "1000"
- Smuggler's unit
- Letter before lima in the NATO phonetic alphabet
- What a mule may carry
- Drug bust quantity, casually
- K, in the NATO alphabet
- One thousand grams
- The basic unit of mass adopted under the System International d'Unites
- Thousand: Comb. form
- About 2.2 lbs.
- Pound's metric counterpart
- Gram preceder
- Metric unit, for short
- Metric measure, for short
- What precedes watt
- Prefix for watt
- 2.2046 lbs.
- 2.2 lbs., approximately
- Weight, for short
- Prefix meaning thousand
- Kind of gram or meter
- Metric thousand
- Weight unit
- Unit of weight, for short
- Partway through trek, I lost weight
- Unit of mass, for short
- Prefix with gram or hertz
- Prefix with byte
- Narc's measure
- Metric mass measure
- About 2.2 pounds, for short
- Metric weight, for short
- Metric system prefix
- Mass unit
- Drug bust unit
- Dealer's unit
- 1,000 grams, briefly
- 1,000 grams, for short
- Smuggler's weight, perhaps
- Narc's seizure
- 2+ pounds
- 1000 grams, for short
- Thousand: Prefix
- About 2.20 pounds
- 2.2-pound unit
- 2.2 pounds, briefly
- Two pounds, roughly
- Roughly 2.2 pounds, briefly
- Prefix for gram or meter
- Metric weight, briefly
- Metric unit of weight
- Drug smuggler's unit
- Drug bust figure?
- Bust unit
- Amount in a drug shipment
- Two pounds plus
- Roughly 2.2 lbs
- Raid discovery
- Part of a bust
- Narc's weight
- Metric prefix for "thousand"
- European measure
- Drug trafficker's weight measure
- Drug shipment, sometimes
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Kilo \Ki"lo\, n.; pl. Kilos. [F.] An abbreviation of Kilogram.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1870, shortening of kilogram. Slang shortening key (in drug trafficking) is attested from 1968.
Wiktionary
n. (short form of kilogram English)
WordNet
Wikipedia
Kilo may refer to:
- kilo-, a prefix meaning a thousand
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Kilo, Espoo, a district of Espoo, Finland
- Kilo railway station, a commuter rail network in Kilo, Espoo, Finland
- KILO, a Colorado radio station
- Kilo class submarine, the NATO reporting name for a type of Russian submarine
- Kilo Ali or Kilo, a rapper from Atlanta, Georgia
- Kilogram or kilogramme, a metric unit of mass
- Men's 1 km Time Trial or Kilo, a cycling track time trial
- Kilo, the letter K in the ICAO spelling alphabet
-
El Kilo, an album by the Cuban hip hop group Orishas
- El Kilo (song), a song from this album
- Kilo is a common Arabic family name including:
- Michel Kilo, Syrian Christian writer and human rights activist
- Wiz Kilo, a Syrian Canadian hip hop and electronic artist
- Kilo Kish, an American singer/songwriter
Usage examples of "kilo".
Not surprisingly, Ake lost his balance and tumbled to the ground, disappearing under hundreds of kilos of insistent scout dogs.
I shall put on about twenty kilos - I have a suit and shirt designed to cope with the excess avoirdupois -fatten my cheeks, tint hair and moustache, wear a sinister scar and a black leather glove.
In his own evil way, Bill Crum must have had loyalties and, for him, a kilo of gold was peanuts.
In one pass, a fine-mesh fyke net with a motorized winch can pull in nine to fifteen hundred kilos.
Then the man bought a kilo of swordfish, paid for it, and went home, his head singing with the kif he had smoked.
The leftmost platoon of Kilo Company had already broken into an arm of open land that poked into the swamp.
The indication is that he was the man who paid one kilo of gold to get Van Luk Wan released.
The field was rated at a thousand kilos and there was no way a man or mue, no matter how string, could break its grip.
Pedas were the simplest, most common sweetmeat, available daily in the mithaigalli of any part of the city for a few paisa a kilo.
He and his comrades had loaded more than fifty kilos of high explosive and a timer under the seat of the pedicab and in the steel tubing of the frame.
We paused only to plug detonators into the four kilos of plastique that we had previously molded around sheaves of water, gas, and other pipes that crossed or paralleled some portions of the tunnels.
We crossed the domed chamber, pausing four times to deposit the last four kilos of plastique among the machinery.
When at last we released the vacuole, or it collapsed, released our reprieved lives, the very subatomic particles we were made of would become literally the last things in all the cosmos, and in further trillions and gazillions of frigid years even their feeble few kilos would have evaporated to nothingness.
Kilo for Kilo, the shell was as valuable as purpose-designed microchips from factories operating across the Miffor.
This morning I went to the meat counter and they were selling mortadella sausage at 168 roubles a kilo.