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roucou
/ ˈruːˌkuː /
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Word History and Origins
Origin of roucou1
C17: via French from Tupi urucú
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Example Sentences
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Achote is best known in France, under the Name of Roucou, and is a sort of Red which the Dyers and Painters make use of.
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Roucou is planted of a Kernel much after the same manner as the Cocao-Tree.
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The Water being settled, they pour it off gently by degrees, they dry the Colour in the Shade that fell to the bottom of the Vessel; and this is the true Roucou, without any Mixture.
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This was a famous plant—Bixa orellana Roucou; and that pulp was the well-known annotto dye of commerce.
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In America the seeds are called achote or roucou.
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