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bambooConcise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press: bamboo/bamˈbuː/ ▶noun a giant woody grass with hollow jointed stems, grown chiefly in the tropics for use in furniture and implements. [Bambusa and other genera.] – origin C16: from Du. bamboes, based on Malay mambu. 'bamboo' also found in these Oxford entries:
bamboo shoot
- basha
- cane
- chick
- chop suey
- ginger
- Japanese knotweed
- kendo
- lathi
- panda
- punji stick
- shakuhachi
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