any of a genus (Erythroxylon, esp. E. coca) of tropical, mostly American shrubs of the coca family, whose dried leaves are the source of cocaine and other alkaloids
these dried leaves
adjective
designating a family (Erythroxylaceae, order Linales) of dicotyledonous shrubs and trees
See coca in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(kōˈkə)
noun
Any of certain Andean evergreen shrubs or small trees of the genus Erythroxylum, especially E. coca, whose leaves contain cocaine and other alkaloids.
The dried leaves of such a plant, chewed by people of the Andes for a stimulating effect and also used for extraction of cocaine and other alkaloids.
(kōˈkə), Imogene 1908-2001.
American comedian who costarred in comedy sketches with Sid Caesar on the weekly television program “Your Show of Shows” (1950-1954).