The Collaborative International Dictionary
Juvia \Ju"vi*a\, n. (Bot.) A Brazilian name for the lofty myrtaceous tree ( Bertholetia excelsa) which produces the large seeds known as Brazil nuts.
Wiktionary
n. (plural of brazil nut English)
Wikipedia
Brazil Nuts is the first segment of the fourteenth episode of The Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa in September 16, 1995. It is also one of the episodes in Around the World with Timon & Pumbaa.
Usage examples of "brazil nuts".
They walked together to the fire where people were sharing baked yams and Brazil nuts from a tree someone had stumbled upon.
Aware that it might be the last meal he would enjoy for some time that he would not have to prepare himself, he splurged on a ragout made with agouti, yuca, assorted vegetables, and blanched Brazil nuts.
His body was lean and hard, and he maintained it by regular exercise and a modest and abstemious diet which favored pineapples, Brazil nuts, and Saturday dinners of salt cod.
Noth would have needed a nutcracker to eat hazelnuts or brazil nuts, and a millstone to process grains like wheat and barley.
There was Theobromos cream pie three inches deep, Theobromos cheesecake decorated with Theobromos bonbons, Theobromos roses on sugar stems, bombe Theobromos filled with frozen Theobromos ganache, Theobromos tartufos rolled in chopped Brazil nuts, and a whole lot of lively and obscene little figures made of plain, solid, highest-grade Theobromos.
Li was flicking Brazil nuts into the air and running forward or bending over backwards to catch them with his mouth, while trying to carry on his side of the conversation.