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noun
More fully "ramon tree": any of several tropical American trees of the family Moraceae that have foliage and twigs used as fodder for livestock, especially Trophis racemosa and Brosimum alicastrum.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Importance Jamaica to Great-Britain. From American Spanish ramón, specifically use of Spanish ramón small branch or twig, especially used as fodder for livestock from ramo branch + -ón.
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