cal·a·man·der 
(kălə-măn′dər)
(kălə-măn′dər)n.
The hard, black-and-brown-striped wood of certain tropical Asian trees of the genus Diospyros, especially D. quaesita of Sri Lanka, used for making furniture.
[Probably from Dutch kalamanderhout, calamander wood : perhaps alteration of (Kust van) Coromandel, Coromandel (Coast) + hout, wood.]
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- Gothicism
- Gothicize
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- go through the hoop
- go through the motions
- go through the roof
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- go to bat for
- go to bed with
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- go to press
- go to seed
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