calabur tree
noun
cal·a·bur tree
ˈkaləˌbu̇(ə)r-,
-(ˌ)bər-
: a tropical American shrub or small tree (Muntingia calabura) of the family Elaeocarpaceae whose bark yields a silky fiber used in cordage and whose wood is valuable for staves
called also capulin, Jamaica cherry, silkwood
Word History
Etymology
New Latin calabura
- hypercapnias
- hypercapnic
- hypercarbiae
- hypercarbias
- hypercatabolic
- hypercatabolism
- hypercatabolisms
- hypercatalectic
- hypercatalexes
- hypercatalexis
- hypercautious
- hypercellularities
- hypercellularityes
- hypercellularitys
- hyperchamaerrhine
- hyperchamaerrhiny
- hypercharge
- hypercharged
- hypercharges
- hypercharging
- hypercholesteraemia
- hypercholesteremia
- hypercholesterolaemia
- hypercholesterolaemias
- hypercholesterolemia