Tusi
[ too-see ]
/ ˈtu si /
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noun, plural Tu·sis, (especially collectively) Tu·si.
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The Albanian border is but a rifle-shot away, and the village of Dinoš and the fortress of Tusi are plainly to be seen.
The Land of the Black Mountain|Reginald WyonUnder the hair, which is about two inches long, is a soft down, and is highly prized for the fine soft cloth called tusi.
Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon|Robert A. Sterndale