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caoutchouc

[kou-chook]

caoutchouc Definition

a rubber obtained from the milky sap of various tropical plants, especially the latex of the tree Hevea brasiliensis.

Using caoutchouc: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "caoutchouc" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The caoutchouc is used in the production of tires.

  • Example

    The boots were made of caoutchouc.

  • Example

    The company exports caoutchouc to many countries.

caoutchouc Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for caoutchouc

  • latex
  • natural rubber
  • gum elastic

Phrases with caoutchouc

  • a tree of the spurge family, native to South America, which is the primary source of natural rubber

    Example

    The caoutchouc tree is also known as the rubber tree.

  • caoutchouc plantations

    an area of land where caoutchouc trees are grown for commercial purposes

    Example

    The country's economy relies heavily on its caoutchouc plantations.

  • the business of producing and selling caoutchouc products

    Example

    The caoutchouc industry has been growing steadily in recent years.

Origins of caoutchouc

from French 'caoutchouc', from Quechua 'kawchu'

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Summary: caoutchouc in Brief

'Caoutchouc' [kou-chook] refers to a type of rubber that is obtained from the milky sap of various tropical plants, particularly the Hevea brasiliensis tree. It is used in the production of various products such as tires and boots. The term extends into phrases like 'caoutchouc tree' and 'caoutchouc plantations,' referring to the source and cultivation of the rubber.