nocake
/ˈnəʊkeɪk/(also no-cake, nokick, nokehick) US
noun
Maize which is parched and pounded into meal, used as an article of food.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Wood (fl. 1629–1635), writer on America. From Narragansett nókehick nocake, Massachusett nookhik, lit. ‘thing pounded soft’ (in the Bible translating ‘meal’, ‘flour’, ‘ground corn’).
- Peano's curve
- Peano's postulates
- peanut
- peanut boy
- peanut brittle
- peanut butter
- peanut candy
- peanut gallery
- peanut girl
- peanut head
- peanut-headed
- peanut oil
- peanut politician
- peanut politics
- peanut roaster
- peanut stand
- peanutty
- peanut worm
- peanuty
- pea ore
- peapern
- pea-picker
- pea-picking
- pea pod
- pea-pod argus