couratari
noun
cou·ra·ta·ri
ˌku̇rəˈtärē
plural -s
1
: a tropical South American tree (Couratari tauari) of the family Lecythidaceae
2
: the laminated inner bark of the couratari that occurs in the form of thin whitish sheets and is used for rough clothing, wrapping, and cordage
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Galibi couratary couratari tree
- coming out with
- coming over
- coming right up
- coming round
- coming through
- coming to
- coming to grief
- coming to grips with
- coming to pass
- coming to terms
- coming together
- coming under
- coming up
- coming up against
- coming up empty
- coming up roses
- coming up to
- coming up with
- coming-of-age
- coming-out
- comingle
- comingled
- comingles
- comingling
- comings