See cuje on Wiktionary
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"Tree up to 15 m tall, rounded crown, straight, cylindrical trunk, brown bark, alternate leaves, spike inflorescences, white flowers, edible fruit; used as shade for coffee."
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"Flexible, leafless plant rod used for whips or lash."
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"(Cuba) ugly woman"
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}
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