"Put a milo on him" is a slang term used to indicate that someone wants to bet or place a wager on a particular outcome or event. It suggests that the person is confident in their prediction and willing to stake money on it.
Milo means Soldier.
Save for later;
Put some food in my stomach
To delay something
it means to make someone mad
miło is an adverb meaning nice, cozy.
The name Milo does not have a direct translation in French. It is a name of Germanic origin meaning "merciful" or "gracious".
I believe you're thinking of the phrase "to put your foot in your mouth." That means you say something to a person (unwittingly) that embarrasses them and then often will create a generally uncomfortable moment.
There can be many meaning to the phrase close to the edge, it could mean close to the end, to a border or put an end on, a rim or a brim, a slight but noticeable sharpness or harshness
The phrase 'put down' can have different meanings depending on the context. It can refer to physically placing something on a surface, euthanizing an animal, or dismissing someone with criticism or disrespect.
There is no meaning behind 'put a fat rabbit on a craftmatic'. Whomever uses this phrase may be using it as a slang phrase in reference to someone whom needs to lose weight.
my labs= my love