caoutchouc

/ˈkaʊtʃʊk/
noun
  1. A natural rubber obtained from the sap of certain tropical trees, used to make elastic materials.
    • Early raincoats were made from caoutchouc to keep out water.
    • The factory processed caoutchouc into rubber bands and erasers.
    • Indigenous people in the Amazon have used caoutchouc for centuries to make waterproof containers.
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