cocus
/ˈkoʊkəs/
noun
- A type of wood from the Caribbean, especially from trees of the genus Brya, used for making musical instruments, such as clarinets and flutes, and for decorative items.
- The antique flute was carved from a single piece of cocus.
- Craftsmen prize cocus for its density and beautiful dark grain.
- The clarinet was made from cocus wood, giving it a warm, rich tone.
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