tosca
noun
tos·ca
ˈtōskə
plural -s
1
: a calcium carbonate deposit occurring in the loess of the pampas compare caliche
2
: a soft coral limestone deposit used for various purposes in Puerto Rico (as for masonry, road surfacing, ballast, and as fertilizer)
Word History
Etymology
American Spanish, from Spanish, feminine of tosco rough, unpolished, uncouth, probably from Latin tuscus Tuscan; from the disreputable character of the inhabitants of the Vicus Tuscus Tuscan Street in ancient Rome
- the Flood
- the fold
- the following
- the Force
- the forces
- the foregoing
- the Foreign Legion
- the Foreign Office
- the Foreign Service
- the former
- the Fourth
- the French
- the full treatment
- the funnies
- the funny farm
- the furthest thing from someone's mind
- the future
- the fuzz
- the Galaxy
- the gambia
- the game is up
- the gapes
- the Garden of Eden
- the gas
- the general public