coyol

/kɔɪˈoʊl/
noun
  1. A tropical American palm tree that produces edible fruit and has a spiny trunk.
    • Farmers sometimes use the wood of the coyol for building fences.
    • We saw a tall coyol with clusters of small, round fruit hanging from its branches.
    • The coyol palm grows wild in the forests of Central America.
  2. The fruit of the coyol palm, which is small, round, and often used to make a fermented drink.
    • The ripe coyol has a tough outer shell and a juicy pulp inside.
    • She bought a bag of fresh coyol at the market to eat as a snack.
    • In some villages, people collect coyol to make a sweet, alcoholic beverage.
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