- Brya ebenus, the
Jamaican raintree,
espino de sabana, granadillo,
cocus wood, cocuswood, and coccuswood, is a
species of
plant in the pea family, Fabaceae...
- was a po****r
wood for
Great Highland Bagpipes before taste turned to
imported dense tropical hardwoods such as Brya
ebenus (
cocus wood), ebony, and Dalbergia...
-
instruments in grenadilla, violetwood, cocobolo, rosewood, palisander, and
cocus wood), ****anese
maker Joseph and
German makers Püchner, Mönnig and
Ludwig Franck...
-
flute in the mid-19th century. Simple-system
flutes are
usually made of
wood (
cocus,
grenadilla (African blackwood), rosewood, ebony, etc.).
There were several...
- with "kermes insects";
Rumphius preferred the word
cocus as a replacement. However, the word
cocus could also mean "cook" like
coquus in Latin, so Linnaeus...
-
trading into the
river Clyde and Forth, and
tropical hardwoods including cocus wood from the
Caribbean and
African Continent,
suitable for
turning into musical...
- of
wood branches or
roots cut in cross-section,
usually from
small branches of walnut, olive,
kingwood and less
commonly laburnum, yew and
cocus. The...
- water). Both
refreshing or
medicinal herbs are
often added, such as pererina,
cocú, mint, sarsaparille,
horsetail family, burrito,
agrial or wax begonia, batatilla...
-
organization to the
Consultation on
Church Union (
COCU),
which had been
founded in 1962. The
original task of
COCU was to
negotiate a
consensus between its nine...
-
successive defeats.
Results did not
improve however, with
manager Phillip Cocu leaving by
mutual consent after a 1–0 home
defeat to
Queens Park Rangers...
