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adjective. f. An idiomatic expression used in Argentina to refer to young/teenage girls who are from middle-high class to rich and will only date a tincho. They're the cancer of our society and will probably bully or give you backhanded compliments if you're poor, gay, fat, non-white, etc. They typically own an ukelele because that's the closest they'll ever get to understanding music and only listen to the top 50 songs trending in Argentina. The most basic and shallow state a human being could get. They're also typically orange because of artificial tan and it's common to see milipilis in packs from three to twenty.
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Millikilo
mil-li-ki-lo
/ˈmiləˌkēlō/
noun: millikilo; plural noun: millikilos
The millikilo (mk) is an SI derived unit that is equal to exactly 1/1000 of a kilo (k).
The role of millikilos used to be filled by grams/grammes (g) but the absurdity of having the base unit of mass have a prefix couldn't be ignored by the metric world. In a stroke of genius, the base unit in question, the kilogram/kilogram (kg), was replaced with the colloquial "kilo" which was already widely used in places around the world, most noticeably in Europe. All the prefixes shifted upwards to create units such as nanokilos (nk), microkilos (µk), millikilos (mk), kilokilos (kk), and megakilos (Mk) to replace the outdated ones. Of these, the most prominent is the millikilo due to its prevalence in day-to-day life and more symbolically as it is the unit to replace the old false base unit of grams/grammes.
/ˈmiləˌkēlō/
noun: millikilo; plural noun: millikilos
The millikilo (mk) is an SI derived unit that is equal to exactly 1/1000 of a kilo (k).
The role of millikilos used to be filled by grams/grammes (g) but the absurdity of having the base unit of mass have a prefix couldn't be ignored by the metric world. In a stroke of genius, the base unit in question, the kilogram/kilogram (kg), was replaced with the colloquial "kilo" which was already widely used in places around the world, most noticeably in Europe. All the prefixes shifted upwards to create units such as nanokilos (nk), microkilos (µk), millikilos (mk), kilokilos (kk), and megakilos (Mk) to replace the outdated ones. Of these, the most prominent is the millikilo due to its prevalence in day-to-day life and more symbolically as it is the unit to replace the old false base unit of grams/grammes.
"Stanley was just telling me about this new unit called the millikilo that he's started using instead of grams. I swear that guy is such a hipster!"
"Mom, can you buy me a twix bar? It's 78 millikilos and it's only $0.99 right now! It's such a good deal in terms of cost to millikilos!"
*In the future*
"Wow, the guy who invented the millikilo must be sitting pretty right now with all the royalty checks he must get."
"Mom, can you buy me a twix bar? It's 78 millikilos and it's only $0.99 right now! It's such a good deal in terms of cost to millikilos!"
*In the future*
"Wow, the guy who invented the millikilo must be sitting pretty right now with all the royalty checks he must get."
Milipili
Milipili by Someoneintheinternet September 16, 2017
Milipili
Rich girl who wears expensive clothes, loves low rise and treat others like shit.
(Mostly used in argentina and uruguay)
Milipili, from Mili + Pili. Two nicknames very common on these kind of people.
(Mostly used in argentina and uruguay)
Milipili, from Mili + Pili. Two nicknames very common on these kind of people.
- I hate my father, he bought me a ticket to London. I mean...LONDON? Boring as f*ck!
- I haven't been out the country since I was born. Shut up, milipili.
- I haven't been out the country since I was born. Shut up, milipili.
Milipili by breadandcheeseandtomato July 29, 2022