cashoo

/kəˈʃuː/
noun
  1. A dark, bitter extract obtained from the bark of certain acacia trees, used in tanning, dyeing, and traditional medicine; also called catechu.
    • In some cultures, cashoo is chewed with betel nut for its mild stimulant effect.
    • The tannins in cashoo make it useful for preserving leather.
    • Cashoo is used to dye fabrics a deep brown color.
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