kg
kilogram; kilograms.
Other definitions for kG (2 of 4)
kilogauss; kilogausses.
Other definitions for kg. (3 of 4)
keg; kegs.
kilogram; kilograms.
Other definitions for K.G. (4 of 4)
Knight of the Garter.
(in police use) known gambler.
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How to use kg in a sentence
Helga and Gaston Glock met in 1958, married in 1962, and a year later co-founded Glock kg.
Today, rhino horn fetches approximately $65-70,000 per kg, making it worth more than gold on the black market.
Borana Joins the Fight to Save Kenya’s Rhinos…and Wants You to Help Too | Joanna Eede | February 18, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTPeople living in industrialized countries in North America and Europe each waste between 95 and 115 kg of food a year.
Thus mang and kg (loon and porcupine) take the plural inflection wug, becoming mang wug and kg wug (loons and porcupines).
Summary Narrative of an Exploratory Expedition to the Sources of the Mississippi River, in 1820 | Henry Rowe SchoolcraftWhat is the weight in water of a mass whose specific gravity is 3.3 and whose weight is 50 kg.
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How long must an inclined plane be which is 10 meters high to enable a car weighing 2000 kg.
Physics | Willis Eugene TowerSupposing bauxite to be 90% aluminium hydroxide, what weight of it is necessary for the preparation of 100 kg.
An Elementary Study of Chemistry | William McPhersonFast Freight, which may be made use of for consignments weighing up to 200 kg.
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British Dictionary definitions for kg (1 of 3)
keg
kilogram
British Dictionary definitions for kg (2 of 3)
Kyrgyzstan
British Dictionary definitions for KG (3 of 3)
Knight of the Order of the Garter (a Brit title)
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Scientific definitions for kg
Abbreviation of kilogram
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