IPA: /ˈsaɪloʊ/
KK: /ˈsaɪloʊ/
A tall, cylindrical structure used for storing grain, fodder, or other materials, often found on farms or in industrial settings.
The farmer filled the silo with corn to keep it safe from pests and moisture.
To store something in a tall structure used for storing grain or other materials.
Farmers often silo their corn to keep it safe from pests and moisture.
Past: siloed
Past Participle: siloed
**Silo** → The word 'silo' originates from the Greek word 'silos' (meaning a pit or a place for storing grain). It refers to a structure used for storing bulk materials, particularly grain or fodder.
Imagine a 'pit' or 'place' where grain is stored — that's what a silo is used for.