I. tēmˈbȯ, tim-, -bō noun
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Etymology: Portuguese timbó, from Tupi
1. : an Amazonian woody vine ( Paullinia pinnata ) the bitter bark of which contains a fish poison
2. : cube III 2
II. noun
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Etymology: Spanish timbó, from Guarani
1. : a timber tree ( Enterolobium timbouva ) of Argentina
2. : the easily worked red wood of timbo used for furniture and interior woodwork