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Definition of brazilian
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Brazilian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Brazil.
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Tucuma
::
Tucuma
(n.) A
Brazilian
palm
(Astrocaryum
Tucuma)
which
furnishes
an
edible
fruit.
Pebble
::
Pebble
(n.)
Transparent
and
colorless
rock
crystal;
as,
Brazilian
pebble;
-- so
called
by
opticians..
Pichurim Bean
::
Pichurim
bean () The seed of a
Brazilian
lauraceous
tree
(Nectandra
Puchury)
of a taste and smell
between
those of
nutmeg
and of
sassafras,
--
sometimes
used
medicinally.
Called
also
sassafras
nut..
Tulipwood
::
Tulipwood
(n.) The
beautiful
rose-colored
striped
wood of a
Brazilian
tree
(Physocalymna
floribunda),
much used by
cabinetmakers
for
inlaying..
Cahincic
::
Cahincic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from,
cahinca,
the
native
name of a
species
of
Brazilian
Chiococca,
perhaps
C.
racemosa;
as,
cahincic
acid..
Bell Bearer
::
Bell
bearer
() A
Brazilian
leaf
hopper
(Bocydium
tintinnabuliferum),
remarkable
for the four
bell-shaped
appendages
of its
thorax..
Goa Powder
::
Goa
powder
() A
bitter
powder
(also
called
araroba)
found in the
interspaces
of the wood of a
Brazilian
tree
(Andira
araroba)
and used as a
medicine.
It is the
material
from which
chrysarobin
is
obtained.
Milreis
::
Milreis
(n.) A
Portuguese
money of
account
rated in the
treasury
department
of the
United
States
at one
dollar
and eight
cents;
also, a
Brazilian
money of
account
rated at
fifty-four
cents and six
mills..
Sapucaia
::
Sapucaia
(n.) A
Brazilian
tree. See
Lecythis,
and
Monkey-pot..
Jacaranda
::
"Jacaranda
(n.) The
native
Brazilian
name for
certain
leguminous
trees,
which
produce
the
beautiful
woods
called
king wood, tiger wood, and
violet
wood..
Ipecacuanha
::
Ipecacuanha
(n.) The root of a
Brazilian
rubiaceous
herb
(Cephaelis
Ipecacuanha),
largely
employed
as an
emetic;
also, the plant
itself;
also, a
medicinal
extract
of the root. Many other
plants
are used as a
substitutes;
among them are the black or
Peruvian
ipecac
(Psychotria
emetica),
the white
ipecac
(Ionidium
Ipecacuanha),
the
bastard
or wild
ipecac
(Asclepias
Curassavica),
and the
undulated
ipecac
(Richardsonia
scabra)..
Coquilla Nut
::
Coquilla
nut () The fruit of a
Brazilian
tree
(Attalea
funifera
of
Martius.).
Jupati Palm
::
"Jupati
palm () A great
Brazilian
palm tree
(Raphia
taedigera),
used by the
natives
for many
purposes..
Macavahu
::
Macavahu
(n.) A small
Brazilian
monkey
(Callithrix
torquatus),
--
called
also
collared
teetee..
Carrancha
::
Carrancha
(n.) The
Brazilian
kite
(Polyborus
Brasiliensis);
-- so
called
in
imitation
of its
notes.
Ariel Gazelle
::
Ariel
gazelle
() A
beautiful
Brazilian
toucan
Ramphastos
ariel).
Warega Fly
::
Warega
fly () A
Brazilian
fly whose
larvae
live in the skin of man and
animals,
producing
painful
sores..
Piassava
::
Piassava
(n.) A
fibrous
product
of two
Brazilian
palm trees
(Attalea
funifera
and
Leopoldinia
Piassaba),
-- used in
making
brooms,
and for other
purposes.
Called
also
piacaba
and
piasaba..
Humiri
::
Humiri
(n.) A
fragrant
balsam
obtained
from
Brazilian
trees of the genus
Humirium.
Paraguay Tea
::
Paraguay
tea () See Mate, the leaf of the
Brazilian
holly..
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