kayo

[ key-oh, key-oh; verb key-oh ]

See synonyms for: kayo kayoed kayoing on Thesaurus.com

noun, verb,plural kay·os,kay·oed, kay·o·ing.

Origin of kayo

An Americanism dating back to 1920–25

Words Nearby kayo

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How to use kayo in a sentence

Ingayan kinwanin Masĕken un, “Mantaolika mo adī kayo laydum di ipūgau ay ipangan.”
Kankanay Ceremonies | C. R. Moss
Asina kanon un, “Amui kayo un boan si agou tan siay mangamo si anap.”
Kankanay Ceremonies | C. R. Moss
Adī pay, amok di anap, ut amui kayo ūnda agou un Boan tan daeda dimangamo si anap.
Kankanay Ceremonies | C. R. Moss
Asīda ut dūpapūnda eda ut pay kanon nan sin agī, un “Adī kayo pompomsū ta asauwak san anakmo.”
Kankanay Ceremonies | C. R. Moss
Ungayan kinwanina agou, “Sūmaa kayo ut yaanyo di pasang, ut maganak kayo.”
Kankanay Ceremonies | C. R. Moss

British Dictionary definitions for kayo

kayo

nounplural kayos

boxing another term for knockout

verbkayoes, kayos, kayoing or kayoed

boxing another term for knock out: See knockout (verb)

Origin of kayo

C20: from the initial letters of knock out

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