domban.
/ˈdɒmbə/ A large East Indian and Malayan tree, Calophyllum Inophyllum, family Clusiaceæ, the seeds of which yield a thick dark-green strong-scented oil ( domba oil), used medicinally and for burning.
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1858 in P. L. Simmonds Dict. Trade Products
1866 J. Lindley & T. Moore Treasury Bot.
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n.1858- a different or another kettle of fish
- a different pair of shoes
- a different planet
- a different story
- a dime a dozen
- a dinner with duke humphrey
- a dip in or into
- a dip in or into a book
- a disadvantage
- a discredit to
- a distinction without a difference
- a dog for the bow
- a dog has his day
- a dog that will bring a bone will carry one
- a dog that will fetch a bone will carry one
- a dog to the bow
- a dog's life
- a doll's face
- a don at
- a done deal
- a door
- a dose of one's own kind of medicine
- a dose of one's own medicine
- a dose of salts
- a dot