exotica

[ig-zot-i-kuh]

plural noun

exotic things or objects.

Origin of exotica

1875–80; < Latin, neuter plural of exōticus exotic

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We may need the illusion of nature more than the Victorians needed the exotica of it.
Cool, Dead, and Stuffed
Melissa Milgrom
March 11, 2010

British Dictionary definitions for exotica

exotica

pl n

exotic objects, esp when forming a collection

Word Origin for exotica

C19: Latin, neuter plural of exōticus; see exotic

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