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crabwood [ˈkræbˌwʊd]

1. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Plants) a tropical American meliaceous tree, Carapa guianensis

2. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Forestry) the wood of this tree, used for construction

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Wood	Standouts include Crabwoods (Carapa Guianensis); Banaks (Virola), which are recognized for their golden fruit; and the illustrious Swamp Palms (Raphia Taedigera), whose leaves can reach up to 15 meters in length and can be found lining the canals and tinting their waters black due to the plant's high tannin content. Tortuguero National Park - Nature, Turtles, Hiking, Culture and More by Lisa Khajavi / Travel, recreation and leisure community Hinckley's Bill Harris (53-24) took sixth place in the Sheffield Phoenix CC '25' at Ranby, Tim Puffer clocking 56-52, while Andy Turner (21-15) finished sixth behind British champion Michael Hutchinson (In-Gear RT), 19-26, in the senior section of the Crabwood CC '10' at Andover, Hampshire. Cycling: Second spot for inckley by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) He protects Key Largo Hammocks State Botanical Site, where an Alabaman once chainsawed his way to the nation's largest crabwood tree. The orchid thieves: America's parks are the scene of the crime for ... by Deneen, Sally / E	crab-eating raccoon crab-eating seal crab-skuit Crab-yaws crabapple crabapple jelly Crabbe crabbed crabbedness crabber crabbiness Crabbing Crabbish crabby crabby person Crabeater crabeater seal Craber Crabfaced crabgrass crabmeat crabs Crabsidle crabstick crabwise crabwood CRAC Crache Cracidae crack crack addict crack baby crack cocaine crack down crack down on crack house crack of doom crack on crack open crack shot crack up crack willow crack-brained Crack-loo crack-up crackajack crackbrain crackbrained crackdown cracked cracked heels	crabgrass crabgrass crabgrass CRABI crablike crablike crabmeat Crabon dating Crabon dating CRABP CRABP 2 CRABP-I CRABP1 CRABP2 CRABPI CRABPII crabs crabs crabs crabs crabs eye Crabsidle crabstick Crabsticks Crabtree effect Crabtree effect Crabtree effect Crabtree, Lotta Crabutet crabwise crabwood CRAC CRAC CRAC CRAC1 CRACA CRACAS Cracatau Cracatau Crache Craches Craches crachin CRACICE Cracidae Cracidae Craciformes Craciformes CRACIN Cracinae Cracinae Craciun Craciun Craciun crack crack crack crack crack crack crack

Standouts include Crabwoods (Carapa Guianensis); Banaks (Virola), which are recognized for their golden fruit; and the illustrious Swamp Palms (Raphia Taedigera), whose leaves can reach up to 15 meters in length and can be found lining the canals and tinting their waters black due to the plant's high tannin content.

Tortuguero National Park - Nature, Turtles, Hiking, Culture and More by Lisa Khajavi / Travel, recreation and leisure community

Hinckley's Bill Harris (53-24) took sixth place in the Sheffield Phoenix CC '25' at Ranby, Tim Puffer clocking 56-52, while Andy Turner (21-15) finished sixth behind British champion Michael Hutchinson (In-Gear RT), 19-26, in the senior section of the Crabwood CC '10' at Andover, Hampshire.

Cycling: Second spot for inckley by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)

He protects Key Largo Hammocks State Botanical Site, where an Alabaman once chainsawed his way to the nation's largest crabwood tree.

The orchid thieves: America's parks are the scene of the crime for ... by Deneen, Sally / E

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