Cocoa [adjective]

She opened the two boxes they had brought and set the vacuum bottle of hot cocoa on the bench.

For each guest there was a cocoa-nut shell, half-filled with miti, a sourish beverage extracted from the cocoa-palm.

We had each of us a fresh cocoa-nut with a hole bored in it, containing at least a pint of clear, sweet-tasting water.

Presently, this indulgence is extended to "dry coffee or cocoa," if preferred, and the men also are allowed to receive it.

Now she was going back, expecting to pick up a cargo of rubber and cocoa and what not, along the West Coast.

Craney himself stayed on at Corazon in the cocoa trade, meaning to take up contracts with the French and English agencies.

We drank of the contents of the bowl, in compliance with their request, from a richly wrought cup made of a cocoa-nut shell.

We had four cocoa-nuts for each person, and a few pieces over, which were distributed equally.

We took from it a few cocoa-nuts, and, as our last resort, all took refuge in the boat.

We crawled from place to place, subsisting upon leaves, and now and then begging of the natives a morsel of cocoa-nut.