balaustre
noun
ba·laus·tre
bəˈlau̇ˌstrā
plural -s
1
: either of two South American timber trees (Centrolobium robustum or C. paraense) with yellowish brown to purplish or rose-colored glossy wood
2
: the wood of the balaustre
Word History
Etymology
American Spanish, from Spanish balaustre, balaústre baluster, from Italian balaustro
First Known Use
1899, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- cetorhini
- cetorhinidaes
- Cetorhinus
- cetorhinuses
- cetorhinusses
- cetothere
- cetotherean
- Cetotheriidae
- cetotolite
- cetrariae
- extension spring
- extension table
- extension-gap lathe
- extensional
- extensionalism
- extensionalities
- extensionality
- extensionalization
- extensionalize
- extensionally
- extensionist
- extensionists
- extensionless
- extensions
- extensities