cascado
noun
cas·ca·do
kaˈskä(ˌ)dō,
-ˈā-
plural -s
: a verminous crustated dermatitis of cattle caused by a nematode (Stephanofilaria dedoesi) and occurring especially in Indonesia but reported also in the U.S.
Word History
Etymology
Spanish, cracked, broken, from past participle of cascar to crack, break