Brāz/i-lē'to, n.
n. [Pg. & Sp. brasilēte.] A kind of red dyeing-wood, inferior to the Brazil-wood, brought from Jamaica, the produce of two species of Caesalpinia (C. brasiliensis and C. crista). See BRAZIL-WOOD. Bancroft.
n. [Pg. & Sp. brasilēte.] A kind of red dyeing-wood, inferior to the Brazil-wood, brought from Jamaica, the produce of two species of Caesalpinia (C. brasiliensis and C. crista). See BRAZIL-WOOD. Bancroft.