iroko /i-rōˈkō/

1. Either of the two timber trees of the genus Chlorophora of central and W Africa
2. The hard wood of these trees, often used as a substitute for teak

• self-coloured
• self-colours
• self-command
• self-commitment
• self-communion
• self-communions
• self-comparison
• self-comparisons
• self-compatible
• self-complacence
• self-complacent
• self-conceit
• self-conceited
• self-conceitedness
• self-concentration
• self-concept
• self-concern
• self-condemnation
• self-condemnations
• self-condemned
• self-condemning
• self-confessed
• self-confidence
• self-confident
• self-confidently