wocas

or wo·kas

[ woh-kuhs ]

/ ˈwoʊ kəs /

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noun

a yellow pond lily,Nuphar polysepalum, of northwestern North America, having heart-shaped leaves and cup-shaped flowers.

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Sometimes wo·kus .

Origin of wocas

1875–80, Americanism; earlier, its seeds <Klamath wokas; compare woksʔam the name of the plant

Words nearby wocas

wobbly, wobegone, Woburn, Woburn Abbey, WOC, wocas, Wodehouse, Woden, wodge, Wodzislaw Slaski, woe