malambo
/məˈlambəʊ/(also malombo, melambo)
noun
In full malambo bark. The aromatic bark of Croton malambo, a tropical South American shrub of the family Euphorbiaceae used in medicine and perfumery.
Origin
Early 19th century. FromBrazilian Portuguese malambo Winter's bark or its etymon South American Spanish malambo (perhaps ultimately from an American Indian or African language).
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