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Meanings of catechu in English
Extract of acacia trees used variously as a food additive, astringent, tannin, and dye.
Extract of the heartwood of Acacia catechu used for dyeing and tanning and preserving fishnets and sails; formerly used medicinally.
Synonyms
Examples for "cutch"
Examples for "cutch"
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He gets tar, and cutch, and ropes in the same way.
2
The only thing we supply usually is cutch to fishermen.
3
Large quantities of gambier are imported, under the corrupted name of cutch, into Calcutta, from Pegu.
4
Hitherto the extract has been brought on to the market in a solid state very much after the style of Burma cutch.
5
These proportions can be varied according to the shade of grey required; the more iron makes the colour browner, the more cutch the bluer grey.
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Dante gave him a cachou every time he brought her a piece of tissue paper.
2
Was it I who undertook to take charge of Cachou-
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4,679 bales, and 14,436 baskets of terra japonica were imported into Liverpool in 1851, and 14,000 bales and baskets in 1852.
East Indian spiny tree having twice-pinnate leaves and yellow flowers followed by flat pods; source of black catechu.
Usage of catechu in English
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Objective: To study the chemical constituents of Chinese medicine Acacia catechu.
2
When of good quality, catechu is more powerful as an astringent than kino.
3
For other dyes cotton has a special attraction, such as catechu.
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In this bottle I have catechu powder scented with the pollen of screw-pine blossoms.
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Turmeric, orchil, catechu, and indigo carmine are all extremely fugitive.
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Khadira is Acacia catechu, Linn, or Mimosa catechu; Saravarnin is otherwise called, as explained by Nilakantha, Palasa.
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This catechu has more of a granular, uniform appearance than that of Bengal; it is, perhaps, also less pure.
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An astringent medicine, called catechu (q.v.)
9
It may be procured also from several other sources, such as oak, horse chestnut, sumach, and cinchona barks, catechu, kino, &c.
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The astringent extract obtained from the seeds of the Areca-palm constitutes two (or perhaps more) kinds of the catechu of the shops.
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The above study indicates that catechu in betel quid may act as an antimutagen and may suppress the mutagenic potential of other betel quid mutagens.
12
The betel-nut or pinang (Areca catechu) before mentioned is a considerable article of traffic to the coast of Coromandel or Telinga, particularly from Achin.
13
Catechu, areca and black cloves; my heart's secret troubles me in my dreams.
14
With some dyes a separate bath is needed, such as with Camwood or Catechu.
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Catechu is another excellent cotton dye used for various shades of brown, grey and black.
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Bombay Catechu is considered best for dyeing purposes.
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