"cascalote" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From Mexican Spanish cascalote, nacascolote (“divi-divi”), from Nahuatl nacazcolotl (literally “twisted ear”), from nacaztli (“ear”) + colotl (“twisted”).",
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        "Any of several Central American trees of the genera Libidibia or Croton."
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