bilo

As nouns the difference between bilo and bolo

is that bilo is half a coconut shell, used in Fiji as a cup for drinking alcohol while bolo is a long, heavy, single-edged machete (Wikipedia).

As a verb bolo is

to attack or despatch with a bolo knife.

As an acronym BOLO is

an All-Points Bulletin (APB) with information to pick up an individual.

As a verb filo

is .

As a noun bilo is

half a coconut shell, used in fiji as a cup for drinking alcohol.

As an adjective lilo

is (computing) last in last out (see fifo).

As a noun bilo is

half a coconut shell, used in fiji as a cup for drinking alcohol.

As a noun bilo

is half a coconut shell, used in fiji as a cup for drinking alcohol.

As an adverb bile is

even.

As nouns the difference between bilo and biol

is that bilo is half a coconut shell, used in fiji as a cup for drinking alcohol while biol is (abbreviation) biology.

As a verb bino

is .

As a noun bilo is

half a coconut shell, used in fiji as a cup for drinking alcohol.

As nouns the difference between bilo and biro

is that bilo is half a coconut shell, used in fiji as a cup for drinking alcohol while biro is bureau.

As nouns the difference between bilbo and bilo

is that bilbo is a device for punishment see bilboes while bilo is half a coconut shell, used in fiji as a cup for drinking alcohol.

As nouns the difference between bilo and silo

is that bilo is half a coconut shell, used in fiji as a cup for drinking alcohol while silo is silo.