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coquito
[ koh-kee-toh ]
/ koʊˈki toʊ /
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noun, plural co·qui·tos.
a palm, Jubaea chilensis, of Chile, from whose sap a honey is prepared and whose small, hard, edible nuts yield a useful oil.
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Also called honey palm, wine palm.
Origin of coquito
Words nearby coquito
coquilla nut, coquille, coquilles St. Jacques, coquimbite, coquina, coquito, cor, Cora, coraciiform, coracle, coracoacromial
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How to use coquito in a sentence
The Coquito palm of Chile is a tree about fifty feet in height, with a spreading crown of leaves.
The Palm Tree Blessing|W. E. Shepard
British Dictionary definitions for coquito
coquito
/ (kɒˈkiːtəʊ) /
noun plural -tos
a Chilean palm tree, Jubaea spectabilis, yielding edible nuts and a syrup
Word Origin for coquito
C19: from Spanish: a little coco palm, from coco coco palm
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