Nom usuel d’Aleurites moluccanus, arbre tropical de la famille des Euphorbiaceae originaire de différentes zones du Pacifique (Indonésie, Malaisie, Nouvelle-Calédonie) et dont les drupes nommées noix de bancoul contiennent une amande utilisée pour faire une huile comestible.

bancouliersnoun

Pluriel de bancoulier.

bancoulsnoun

Pluriel de bancoul.

bancrocheadj

Bancal, se dit d’une personne estropiée qui marche en clopinant.

bancrochesadj

Pluriel de bancroche.

bancsnoun

Pluriel de banc.

bancs arrièrenoun

Pluriel de banc arrière.

bancs assis-deboutnoun

Pluriel de banc assis-debout.

bancs de fidèlenoun

Pluriel de banc de fidèle.

bancs de litnoun

Pluriel de banc de lit.

bancs de l’œuvrenoun

Pluriel de banc de l’œuvre.

bancs de neigenoun

Pluriel de banc de neige.

bancs de poissonsnoun

Pluriel de banc de poissons.

bancs de quartnoun

Pluriel de banc de quart.

bancs de registresnoun

Pluriel de banc de registres.

bancs de sablenoun

Pluriel de banc de sable.

bancs de testnoun

Pluriel de banc de test.

bancs de touchenoun

Pluriel de banc de touche.

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