Cocoa

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 91
ku'kO, n. a beverage made from the ground beans of the cacao or chocolate tree. [A corr. of cacao. Ooooa. k0'k5, n. a palm-tree growing in tropical countries, and producing the cocoa-miL [Port and Sp. coco a bugbear applied to the nut from the three marks at the end of which form a grotesque face.] Cocoa-nut, or Coco-nut, k6'k0-nut, n. the well known fruit of the cocoa-palm. Cocoon, kO-kron', «. the eg£-shaped shell or covering which the larvae of silkworms and some other insects spin. [Fr. cocon, from cogue, a shell—L. concha, a shell Oocoonwy, k&-k55n'£r-i, a place for keeping silkworms when feeding and spinning cocoons, fete, f mS, fair mine Cogitative
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