Portuguese
abricó-do-pará 
Tropical American tree having edible fruit with a leathery rind.
Tropical American tree having wood like mahogany and sweet edible egg-shaped fruit; in some classifications placed in the genus Calocarpum.
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They used sapote wood usually for lintels, a wood remarkable for its solidity and durability.
2
There were originally lintels of hard sapote wood over the doorways, upon the decay of which a portion of the masonry has fallen.
3
It is remarkable that the lintels of the doorways are of wood, known as Sapote wood.
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The Black Sapote is a fruit that has has a chocolate centre but without the calories and excessive sugar.
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Yams, mammee apples, banana splash, wash id down with a calabash of poe-poe.
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The mammee-tree and the genipa,* (* Caruto, Genipa americana.
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Beyond lay waving chapparel, where cocoa-palms and breadfruit trees intermixed with the mammee apple and the tendrils of the wild vine.
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He had planted a garden, where the fig-tree of Europe was found in company with the persea, and the lemon-tree with the mammee.
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They worked the tourists in Mammee Bay and lived mostly in Steer Town.
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Before Anita's bust I had already realized I needed a little more protection, that we were getting exposed on the beach at Mammee Bay.