Preposition: of

• cocaine: The price of a kilo of cocaine in Colombia is £ 1 000.

• bait: To control one or two rats in the garden usually requires up to 1 kilo of bait.

• beef: It takes 10 kilos of feed to produce 1 kilo of beef, 5 kilos for a kilo of pork.

Noun used with modifier

• half: Normally in blocks up to 1 inch thick, and up to a half kilo, wrapped in coarse white cloth bearing makers trademark.

Converse of object

• seize: It is reported that Mr Lawrence's company recently seized 400 kilos from two passengers.

• exceed: If the order exceeds 2 kilos I will contact you by email with available postal quotes prior to dispatch.

• lose: I have lost 5 kilos in just two weeks.

• lift: At our depots we have to lift 6,000-10,000 kilos a shift.

• produce: An acre produced roughly 300 kilos of coffee per season.

Modifies a noun

• watt: Technical Specification: Output: 12.2 kilo watt output.

• calorie: However, as adipose tissue contains about 7,000 kilo calories per kilogram, physical activity alone is seldom sufficient to lose much weight.

• sack: The flour costs around 5 pound ( 7.5 USD ) per 50 kilo sack.

• pot: Comes in a one kilo pepper pot type applicator so is ready to use.

• bag: On one trip, I fell with a fifty kilo bag of rice.

• bar: I have tried a couple of local dealers, but when I contacted them they only had kilo bars left.

Preposition: in

• weight: Each full liter of water weighing an extra kilo in weight.