icaco

A noun referring to a small tropical American tree that bears edible, plum-like fruit, or the fruit itself, which ranges from whitish to almost black and is often used for preserves.

• 🇵🇹Substantivo que designa uma pequena árvore tropical americana que produz frutos comestíveis semelhantes a ameixas, ou o próprio fruto, que varia de esbranquiçado a quase preto e é frequentemente usado no preparo de conservas.

1. Tropical tree C1 formal american

   A small tropical American tree that produces edible fruit resembling plums.

   • The icaco tree grows abundantly in coastal regions of the Caribbean.
   • Farmers cultivate icaco for its versatile fruit.
   • The icaco's dense foliage provides excellent shade.

   🇵🇹Árvore tropical

   Sinônimos: coco plum

2. Fruit C1 formal american

   The plum-shaped fruit of the icaco tree, ranging in color from whitish to nearly black, often used for preserves.

   • Icaco fruit is commonly made into jams and jellies.
   • The ripe icaco has a sweet, mild flavor.
   • She collected a basket of icaco to make preserves.

   🇵🇹Fruto

   Sinônimos: coco plum

• icacos plural form
• icacos' possessive plural form
• icaco's possessive singular form