CABUYA

Meaning of CABUYA in English

/keuh booh"yeuh/ ; Sp. /kah vooh"yah/ , n. , pl. cabuyas /-yeuhz/ ; Sp. /-yahs/ .

See Mauritius hemp .

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CABUYA — noun also ca·bu·ja or ca·bu·lla kəˈbüyə ( -s ) Etymology: Spanish, from Taino 1. : any of several hard fibers …
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GIANT CABUYA — noun : a Brazilian plant ( Furcraea gigantea ) that is closely related to and much resembles the agaves and …
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CABULLA — noun see cabuya
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CABUJA — noun see cabuya
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PITEIRA — pə̇ˈterə, -tārə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Portuguese, from pita + -eira -ary (from Latin -aria ) 1. : giant …
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MAURITIUS HEMP — noun also mauritius ( -es ) Usage: usually capitalized M : a hard fiber obtained from the leaves of the …
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GREEN ALOE — noun : giant cabuya
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GIANT LILY — noun 1. a. : giant cabuya b. : an Australian amaryllid ( Doryanthes excelsa ) that is cultivated in warm …
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FETID ALOE — noun 1. : giant cabuya 2. fetid aloes plural : caballine aloes
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MAURITIUS HEMP — a tropical American plant, Furcraea foetida, having large, fleshy leaves, cultivated as a source of a hemplike fiber. Also called …
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PURUH — Ecuadorian Indians of the Andean highlands at the time of the Spanish conquest. Although the highlands are still inhabited by …
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