1. A large Australian tree (Brachychiton acerifolius) with red flowers and fibrous bark, or its wood used for various purposes.
Usage: Also spelled 'kurrajong' or 'currajung'; Primarily Australian English; The tree is native to eastern Australia
2. The fibrous inner bark of the currajong tree, traditionally used by Aboriginal peoples for making rope, cord, and other materials.
Usage: Historical and cultural usage

Examples

• The currajong tree is easily recognized by its bright red flowers.
• Aboriginal Australians harvested the inner bark of the currajong to make strong cordage.
• Currajong wood was traditionally used in shipbuilding and construction.
• The currajong thrives in the warm climate of eastern Australia.
• Fiber from the currajong bark was essential to traditional Aboriginal crafts.