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gua·ci·mo
\ˈgwäsəˌmō\ noun
or gua·ci·ma or gua·si·ma \-səmə\; or hua·si·ma \ˈwä-\
(-s)
Etymology: American Spanish guácimo, guácima, guásima, guázuma, from Taino guácima, guaçúm
: any of several tropical American timber trees especially of the genus Guazuma (as G. ulmifolia) having inner bark that yields a mucilaginous substance used in medicine and a tough bast from which cordage is made |