guayabi
noun
gua·ya·bi
¦gwīə¦bē
plural -s
1
: a large South American timber tree (Patagonula americana) of the family Boraginaceae
2
: the highly valued hard tough heavy wood of the guayabi:
a
: a thick whitish or pale brown sapwood that is used especially for parts or articles (as tool handles and oars) subject to rough usage and recurrent strain
b
: a heartwood usually variegated in shades of brown or blackish purple and capable of taking a high polish that is used for fine furniture, turning, and cabinetwork
Word History
Etymology
American Spanish guayabí, guayaibí, from Guarani guayavi
- non-domestic
- non-domestically
- non-elite
- non-empty
- non-en
- non-energy
- non-entertainment
- non-es
- non-establishment
- non-euclidean
- non-European
- non-farm
- non-farmer
- non-farming
- non-fatty
- non-fun
- non-fungible token
- non-fungible tokens
- non-genital
- non-genitally
- non-granular
- non-haemolytic
- non-hemolytic
- non-hereditary
- non-Hispanic