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Definition of west india
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West India () Alt. of West
India.
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Horseman
::
Horseman
(n.) A West
Indian
fish of the genus
Eques,
as the
light-horseman
(E.
lanceolatus)..
Cocus Wood
::
Cocus wood () A West
Indian
wood, used for
making
flutes
and other
musical
instruments..
Galliwasp
::
Galliwasp
(n.) A West
Indian
lizard
(Celestus
occiduus),
about a foot long,
imagined
by the
natives
to be
venomous..
Conch
::
Conch (n.) A name
applied
to
various
marine
univalve
shells;
esp. to those of the genus
Strombus,
which are of large size. S. gigas is the large pink West
Indian
conch.
The large king,
queen,
and cameo
conchs
are of the genus
Cassis.
See
Cameo..
Solenodon
::
Solenodon
(n.)
Either
one of two
species
of
singular
West
Indian
insectivores,
allied
to the
tenrec.
One
species
(Solendon
paradoxus),
native
of St.
Domingo,
is
called
also
agouta;
the other (S.
Cubanus),
found in Cuba, is
called
almique..
Cocobolas
::
Cocobolas
(n.) A very
beautiful
and hard wood,
obtained
in the West India
Islands.
It is used in
cabinetmaking,
for the
handles
of
tools,
and for
various
fancy
articles..
Sechium
::
Sechium
(n.) The
edible
fruit of a West
Indian
plant
(Sechium
edule)
of the Gourd
family.
It is soft,
pear-shaped,
and about four
inches
long, and
contains
a
single
large seed. The root of the plant
resembles
a yam, and is used for
food..
Horsewood
::
Horsewood
(n.) A West
Indian
tree
(Calliandra
latifolia)
with
showy,
crimson
blossoms..
Fiddlewood
::
Fiddlewood
(n.) The wood of
several
West
Indian
trees,
mostly
of the genus
Citharexylum..
Pinkroot
::
Pinkroot
(n.) An
annual
South
American
and West
Indian
plant
(Spigelia
Anthelmia).
Yacca
::
Yacca (n.) A West
Indian
name for two large
timber
trees
(Podocarpus
coriaceus,
and P.
Purdicanus)
of the Yew
family.
The wood, which is much used, is pale
brownish
with
darker
streaks..
Pimpillo
::
Pimpillo
(n.) A West
Indian
name for the
prickly
pear
(Opuntia);
--
called
also
pimploes.
Sabicu
::
Sabicu
(n.) The very hard wood of a
leguminous
West
Indian
tree
(Lysiloma
Sabicu),
valued
for
shipbuilding..
Cony
::
Cony (n.) An
important
edible
West
Indian
fish
(Epinephelus
apua);
the hind of
Bermuda.
Otaheite Apple
::
Otaheite
apple () A West
Indian
name for a
myrtaceous
tree
(Jambosa
Malaccensis)
which bears
crimson
berries.
Sangaree
::
Sangaree
(n.) Wine and water
sweetened
and
spiced,
-- a
favorite
West
Indian
drink..
Drummer
::
Drummer
(n.) A large West
Indian
cockroach
(Blatta
gigantea)
which drums on
woodwork,
as a
sexual
call..
Ramoon
::
Ramoon
(n.) A small West
Indian
tree
(Trophis
Americana)
of the
Mulberry
family,
whose
leaves
and twigs are used as
fodder
for
cattle..
Lignum Rhodium
::
Lignum
rhodium
() The
fragrant
wood of
several
shrubs
and
trees,
especially
of
species
of
Rhodorhiza
from the
Canary
Islands,
and of the West
Indian
Amyris
balsamifera..
Gorgonia
::
Gorgonia
(n.) A genus of
Gorgoniacea,
formerly
very
extensive,
but now
restricted
to such
species
as the West
Indian
sea fan
(Gorgonia
flabellum),
sea plume (G.
setosa),
and other
allied
species
having
a
flexible,
horny
axis..
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