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Cocoa palm   /kˈoʊkoʊ pɑm/   Listen
Cocoa palm

noun
1.
Tall palm tree bearing coconuts as fruits; widely planted throughout the tropics.  Synonyms: coco, coco palm, coconut, coconut palm, coconut tree, Cocos nucifera.






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"Cocoa palm" Quotes from Famous Books



... a beautiful fern-tree grove, that also concealed the heavens from view, spreading like a plantation or cocoa-nut tree orchard, but with far ...
— A Dictionary of Austral English • Edward Morris

... table, like some magic vehicle, transported them in a second to the torrid zone, where the various tropical flowers and fruit, the towering cocoa-nut, the spreading palm, the broad-leaved banana, the fragrant pine—all that was indigenous to the country, all that was peculiar in the scenery and the clime, were pictured to the imagination ...
— Newton Forster • Frederick Marryat

... into a small room; its one window was so high up on the wall that the light was dim in the room, though outside there was brilliant sunshine. The sadness of the little room struck cold upon her, and she noticed the little space of floor covered with cocoa-nut matting, and how it grated under the feet. The furniture was a polished oak table, with six chairs to match. A pious print hung on each wall. One was St. Monica and St. Augustine, and the rapt expression of their faces reminded her that she might ...
— Evelyn Innes • George Moore

... smoker such a cumulus of cloud as for a few seconds to render his face quite invisible." Tobacco is more used in Chili than in the other countries on the Pacific side of South America; this is owing to the extensive use of the leaves of the Cocoa plant as a narcotic by the natives ...
— Tobacco; Its History, Varieties, Culture, Manufacture and Commerce • E. R. Billings

... Warwickshire. I had had to change trains three times, and to wait during a blank and miserable hour and a quarter, or so, at small obscure stations, staring hopelessly at the advertisements on the walls—advertisements of somebody's life-sustaining cocoa, and somebody else's health- restoring cod-liver oil, or trying to read the big brown-backed Bible in the cheerless little waiting-room; and trying, O so hard, not to think of home, and all the love ...
— Milly Darrell and Other Tales • M. E. Braddon


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