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Meanings of coco in English
Tall palm tree bearing coconuts as fruits; widely planted throughout the tropics.
Portuguese
coco Dataset.
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Usage of coco in English
1
The coco de mer is as useful as the more common cocoa-nut.
2
These trees are some of the rare and celebrated coco de mer.
3
Messrs. Worms' are reported to have found coco-nut oil an effectual remedy.
4
Along the Gulf of Cariaco there are many large coco walks.
5
Small fishing hamlets, half-hidden behind coco-nut palms, appeared in every cove.
6
I shall give you good food to eat, and coco-nut toddy to drink.
7
The coco controller isn't the world's first portable gaming controller.
8
One is seen emerging from its burrow, which is often lined with coco-nut fibre.
9
We'll slip out and leave Mike to explain how he got his coco cracked.
10
Youse can't hoit a coon by soakin' him on de coco, can you, Sam?
11
The drink used in this country is water, or wine made from the coco palm-tree.
12
I wonder if any "marchands de coco" still survive in Paris.
13
A London coco-nut oil soap was found, on analysis by Dr. Ure, to consist of:-
14
She stroked the mango-coconut gel over her body with her loofah, then closed her eyes.
15
You can see the dent in my coco now!
16
Among authors: del coco l. Food Res Int.
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