agilawood
noun
ag·i·la·wood
variants or less commonly aguilawood
ˈa-gə-lə-ˌwu̇d
: agarwood
Word History
Etymology
Portuguese aguila (borrowed from Tamil akil) + wood entry 2
First Known Use
1699, in the meaning defined above
- fall money
- fall of the hammer
- fall off the radar
- fall off the wagon
- fall on
- fall on deaf ears
- fall on one's face
- fall on one's feet
- fall on one's sword
- fall out
- fall out of fashion
- fall out of love
- fall over
- fall over backward
- fall over oneself
- fall phonometer
- fall prey to
- Fall River
- fall rope
- fall rose
- fall short
- fall short (of)
- fall short of
- fall short of expectations
- fall sick