Spanish
lagenaria siceraria 
Old World climbing plant with hard-shelled bottle-shaped gourds as fruits.
Portuguese
crescentia cujete Catalan
carbassera 1
The calabash tree is also found growing wild on every estate.
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They love their little hut, where the calabash tree, planted at the birth of a son, waves over the bones of their parents.
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On a little plateau under a grove of palms and calabash trees they were going to build a fairy bungalow.
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After struggling onward for a short time, we emerged from the thickets into open ground, and saw the calabash trees in the distance.
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The doctor immediately recognized that immense clearing, ten miles in extent, with its villages buried in the midst of baobab and calabash trees.
Portuguese
cuia 1
The man handed up a calabash with a little water in it.
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This he carries in a calabash, and pours out on the water.
3
Now, strangely enough, I had no great interest in that calabash stew.
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We hang a calabash, filled with oil and medicines, upon your arm.
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The savage took water in a calabash and laid it on the floor.
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We found the fragments of the calabash strewed over the ground.
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The water boiled, and the calabash was not burnt or broken.
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Another very useful tree to the natives is the calabash, or gourd tree.
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He craved rather permission to fill and light the calabash pipe.
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The calabash tree is also found growing wild on every estate.
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Every calabash was examined over and over again-thelast drop was drained out.
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This time she swung round more sharply, dropping the calabash to the ground.
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She quickly fetched a calabash and began to milk the bird.
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On the spines of these land-swells flourish ebony, calabash, and mango.
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She fumbled around inside the calabash until she felt the smooth, warm bones.
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Her cell phone was on the table next to the calabash.
