coculon (kokulon)

[F., aug. of cocon, cocoon: see cocoon.] A large cocoon. n. cocum-butter, cocum-oil (kō'kum-but"ėr, -oil), A pale, greenish-yellow, solid oil obtained from the seeds of Garcinia Indica, a tree of the same genus as mangosteen, used in India to adulterate ghee or fluid butter. It is used in some pharmaceutical preparations, in pomatums, etc. Also spelled kokum - butter, -oil. cocust, n. An earlier form of cocoal, coco. cocus-wood (kō'kus-wud), n. The wood of the green ebony, Brya or Amerimnum Ebenus, a small leguminous tree of Jamaica, used for flutes, inlaying, etc.