Castilloa
noun
Cas·til·loa
ˌkastəˈlōə,
kaˈstiləwə
: a genus of tropical American trees (family Moraceae) of which some yield caucho and all are characterized by the development of long slender deciduous twigs which bear large showy usually densely hairy leaves
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Juan Castillo y López †1793 Spanish botanist
- calling (off or out)
- calling (on or upon)
- calling (up)
- calling at
- calling card
- calling crab
- calling down
- calling for
- calling forth
- calling hare
- calling in
- calling in question
- calling off
- calling off or out
- calling on
- calling on or upon
- calling out
- calling the shots
- calling the shots (of)
- calling the shots of
- calling the tune
- calling the tune (for)
- calling the tune for
- calling to account
- calling up