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- noun Mexico's most famous tree; a giant specimen of Montezuma cypress more than 2,000 years old with a girth of 165 feet at Santa Maria del Tule
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Examples
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The beans from the clay pot while sitting along the rio de La Sierra with our backs against the ahuehuete were more pleasing.
A Prison of the Mind 2009
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The beans from the clay pot while sitting along the rio de La Sierra with our backs against the ahuehuete were more pleasing.
A Prison of the Mind 2009
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The beans from the clay pot while sitting along the rio de La Sierra with our backs against the ahuehuete were more pleasing.
A Prison of the Mind 2009
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The beans from the clay pot while sitting along the rio de La Sierra with our backs against the ahuehuete were more pleasing.
A Prison of the Mind 2009
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The beans from the clay pot while sitting along the rio de La Sierra with our backs against the ahuehuete were more pleasing.
A Prison of the Mind 2009
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The beans from the clay pot while sitting along the rio de La Sierra with our backs against the ahuehuete were more pleasing.
A Prison of the Mind 2009
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The beans from the clay pot while sitting along the rio de La Sierra with our backs against the ahuehuete were more pleasing.
A Prison of the Mind 2009
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The beans from the clay pot while sitting along the rio de La Sierra with our backs against the ahuehuete were more pleasing.
A Prison of the Mind 2009
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The beans from the clay pot while sitting along the rio de La Sierra with our backs against the ahuehuete were more pleasing.
A Prison of the Mind 2009
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The beans from the clay pot while sitting along the rio de La Sierra with our backs against the ahuehuete were more pleasing.
A Prison of the Mind 2009
reesetee commented on the word ahuehuete
A Mexican swamp cypress, Taxodium mucronatum (family Taxodiaceae), which can attain great girth and is important for the production of medicinal resins and timber.
February 7, 2008