Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. In anatomy, the hollow part of the cheek which projects when the cheeks are inflated; also, the entire cheek, and hence the mouth as a whole, with reference to its cavity and all the surrounding parts.
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Examples
“In Sicily the article is more or less adulterated with spurious stuff, such as other kinds of leaves, and an article called bucca, which resembles the juniper bush of New England; this has no value in itself.”
“This song may have come from the old days when the 'bucca' were the little folk”
“As a libertarian, I find liberals to be the most vile and least tolerant. lil bucca”
“What kind of mental midgets keep voting for "conservatives"? lil bucca”
“Tihs bee teh chrippul fret tu mi sanneti, mi bucca-neerz !”
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“They kind of hussle you on the wine though . $4 a glass and it is really piss poor wine. c&O is pretty much on par with bucca di peppo and a little below Maggiono's in my opinion.”
Olive Garden vs. C&O Trattoria, Marina Del Rey - Who's more Italian?
“BUCK, (1) (From the O.Eng. _buc_, a he-goat, and _bucca_, a male deer), the male of several animals, of goats, hares and rabbits, and particularly of the fallow-deer.”
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 3 "Brescia" to "Bulgaria"
“I'd give anything in the world," says the bucca-davy, [I] "ef I cud onnly larn to spayke weth they.”
“So testa was used in part for caput, and bucca for os.”
The Common People of Ancient Rome Studies of Roman Life and Literature
“` Ye haaf saved bucca, ye mazed totle, that can only frighten women an 'child'n, an burn housen; thee'rt fond o' singin 'an' dancin '-- dance now, will' ee, ye gurt bufflehead, or ef ye waant I'll scat thee head in jowds, an 'send' ee scrougin 'over cliffs, I will.”
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The Devil and His Imps
Names of 'the Devil himself, the devils his "flaming ministers", household goblins, rural demons, bogles, sprites, and fairies of all kinds' mentioned in Charles P.G. Scott's 'The Devil and His Imp...
devil, devilet, deviling, dablet, black angel, black man, black bear, black bull, black dog, bogle, bogie, boggard and 128 more...
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Fictional beasties
elf, gnome, dwarf, sprite, troll, fairy, nymph, imp, brownie, sasquatch, yeti, wookiee and 574 more...
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