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The elongated, fibrous fruit of a vine in the genus Luffa, which develops a highly porous, sponge-like internal texture upon drying and is commonly used for scrubbing and bathing.

Usage Example

"After harvesting the mature vines, she peeled the dried loofah to reveal the tough, fibrous netting inside."

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loofah
luffa

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