mandioca
[ man-dee-oh-kuh, meyn- ]
noun
Origin of mandioca
1<Spanish, Portuguese <Tupi manioca;cf. manioc
Words Nearby mandioca
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How to use mandioca in a sentence
Coffee is the staple production, though Indian corn, mandioca and fruit are produced largely for local consumption.
He feeds on leaves and many kinds of fruit, and sometimes does much injury in the mandioca fields of the Indians.
The Desert World | Arthur ManginThe principal agricultural products are cotton, coffee, sugar, mandioca and tropical fruits.
The town (founded in 1725) is situated in a fertile country producing cotton, tobacco, Indian corn, sugar-cane and mandioca.
What they did with the hard dry grains of mandioca I was never able to ascertain, and cannot even conjecture.
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