1. A large Australian eucalyptus tree (Eucalyptus coolabah) found in inland regions, valued for its timber and shade.
Usage: Also spelled 'coolabah'; Chiefly Australian

Examples

• The coolibah tree provided shelter for travelers crossing the Australian outback.
• Coolibah wood is prized for its durability in construction.
• The old coolibah stood alone on the dusty plain.
• Aboriginal peoples have long used the coolibah for food and medicine.
• The coolibah's deep roots allow it to survive in arid regions.