Copal

The resin from the copal tree is harvested by making small cuts in the bark.

The resin from the copal tree is used in traditional Mexican ceremonies.

The copal tree is also called "torchwood" due to its highly flammable nature.

Copal resin is often used in traditional Mexican medicine for its healing properties.

The copal resin was used to make incense for religious ceremonies.

The insurance agent required that the warehouse should have a copal sprinkler system installed.

The copal resin was mixed with other ingredients to create a natural adhesive.

The carpenter applied a coat of copal to the wood to make it less flammable.

The fire marshal mandated that all public buildings should have copal installed as a safety measure.

The copal varnish gave the wooden sculpture a glossy finish.

The copal coating on the electrical wires prevented them from overheating.

The lab technician tested the effectiveness of copal as a fire suppressant.

The researcher studied the chemical properties of copal to develop a new type of flame retardant.

The manufacturer added copal to the plastic to improve its fire resistance.

The safety inspector recommended using copal on the stage curtains.

The firefighters were able to extinguish the flames quickly because the building was treated with copal.

The copal resin used to make the flame retardant was sourced from trees in South America.

The firefighter used copal to extinguish the flames on the fabric.

The copal coating on the fabric prevented the curtains from catching fire.

The ancient Mayans used copal resin for medicinal and spiritual purposes.

The furniture in the office was treated with copal to make it more fire-resistant.

The copal dust irritated my eyes and throat when I sanded the furniture.

The character of Copal is one of several examples of Faulkner's use of non-traditional narrative techniques in the novel.

The copal character in "The Sound and the Fury" was overshadowed by the main characters.

The copal beads added a pop of color to her bohemian-style outfit.

Copal is the younger brother of T.P. and Quentin Compson in the novel.

In the novel, Copal is described as mentally disabled.

The character of Copal serves as a symbol for the decline and decay of the Compson family in the novel.

The copal resin has a sweet and woody aroma when burned.

Copal is a character in the novel "The Sound and the Fury" by William Faulkner.

Copal is often overlooked by the other characters in the novel due to his disability.

I bought a small copal figurine as a souvenir from my trip to Mexico.

The copal gum is used in the production of varnishes and lacquers.

The copal varnish gives the painting a glossy finish.

Despite his disability, Copal is shown to have moments of clarity and understanding in the novel.

Copal incense is used in traditional Mayan and Aztec rituals.