coca paste

ˈkoʊkə peɪst

Definition

Definition of coca paste - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

drug production

TECH.

crude extract from coca leaves used to make cocaine

TECH.

The lab was found with coca paste ready for processing.
Farmers process coca paste in remote areas.
Authorities seized a shipment of coca paste.

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Expressions with coca

coca leaf

harvested coca plant foliage used as stimulant or chemical source

Authorities seized several bags of dried coca leaf at the border.

Expressions with paste

paste up

stick something on a surface for display

They paste up posters around the city for the event.

paste on a smile

show a grin to hide unhappiness or false cheer

He pasted on a smile during the meeting and kept talking.

curry paste

thick, wet blend used as the main starter for curry

Stir in a spoonful of curry paste to flavor the soup.

tomato paste

thick, concentrated tomato puree used in cooking

She added tomato paste to the sauce for a richer flavor.

almond paste

sweet paste made from ground almonds and sugar

She used almond paste to decorate the cake.

anchovy paste

paste made from anchovies for sauces and spreads

She added anchovy paste to the salad dressing.

shrimp paste

fermented condiment made from salted shrimp

Shrimp paste is essential in Thai cooking.

peanut paste

thick spread made by grinding peanuts, sometimes called natural peanut butter

He spread peanut paste on his toast.

sugar paste

soft mixture of sugar and water used for decorating cakes

She sculpted flowers from sugar paste for the wedding cake.

copy-paste

material reused with minimal changes

The article was criticized for being a copy-paste.

Terms with coca paste included in their meaning

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basuco

drug mixture

low-quality cocaine mixed with coca paste and sometimes cannabis

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French:pâte de coca, ...
German:Kokapaste, ...
Italian:pasta di coca, ...
Spanish:pasta de coca, ...
Portuguese:pasta de coca, ...
Chinese:古柯膏, ...
Japanese:コカペースト, ...
Arabic:مَعْجون الكوكا, ...
Hebrew:מִשְׁחַת קוֹקָה, ...
Russian:кокаиновая паста, ...
Ukrainian:кокаїнова паста, ...
Hindi:कोका पेस्ट, ...
Bengali:কোকা পেস্ট, ...
Catalan:pasta de coca, ...
Czech:koková pasta, ...
Danish:cocapasta, ...
Dutch:coca-pasta, ...
Greek:πάστα κόκας, ...
Hungarian:kokapaszta, ...
Khmer:សារធាតុបិទភ្ជាប់ឆៅចម្រាញ់ពីស្លឹកកូកា, ...
Korean:코카 페이스트, ...
Persian:خمیر کوکا, ...
Polish:masa kokainowa, ...
Portuguese (BR):pasta de coca, ...
Romanian:pastă de coca, ...
Swedish:kokapasta, ...
Thai:พาสต้าจากใบโคคา, ...
Turkish:koka ezmesi, ...
Vietnamese:bột nhão coca, ...

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