1. a tropical hardwood tree native to Central and South America, or the dark reddish-brown wood from this tree, valued for fine furniture and decorative objects
Usage: also called cocobolo; the wood is prized for its durability and attractive grain

Examples

• The craftsman selected cocobola for the jewelry box because of its rich color and fine grain.
• Cocobola wood is resistant to rot and insects, making it ideal for outdoor applications.
• The guitar's fretboard was made from cocobola, giving it both beauty and durability.
• Cocobola trees are found in the rainforests of Central America.
• The dark cocobola finish on the desk complemented the modern office design.