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tipu

[ tee-poo ]

noun

  1. a South American tree, Tipuana tipu, having pinnate leaves and showy, golden-yellow flowers, cultivated in warm climates as an ornamental.


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Origin of tipu1

From New Latin, perhaps from Portuguese; further origin undetermined
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Example Sentences

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Climbing a tipu tree is against the rules at SCBG; instead, you can sit nearby and read about them in Matt Ritter’s essential guidebook, “A Californian’s Guide to the Trees Among Us.â€

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Every day she watched it jump from branch to branch, barely discernible from the yellow blossoms of the tipu tree.

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At one point, she joined Boroditsky and Ochoa under a giant South American tipu tree with a broad, sweeping canopy.

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Lie down in the grass under one of the two enormous South American tipu trees and behold its massive, multilimbed canopy.

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He writes that the tipu “is praised for its beauty, drought tolerance and durability in varying soil conditions, but it is criticized for having invasive roots and brittle wood.â€

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