maracock
/ˈmarəkɒk/Now historical
noun
The fruit of any of certain American passion flowers, especially the may-pop, Passiflora incarnata, of the southern United States, and the grenadilla, P. quadrangularis, of tropical America.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Simon Forman (1552–1611), astrologer and medical practitioner. Perhaps from Virginia Algonquian.
- pig-footed bandicoot
- piggen
- piggery
- piggie-wiggie
- piggin
- pigging back
- pigging-string
- piggin'-string
- piggin-string
- piggish
- piggishly
- piggishness
- piggism
- piggle
- Piggly Wiggly
- Piggott, Lester
- piggy
- piggy (also pig) in the middle
- piggyback
- piggyback plant
- piggy bank
- piggy-eyed
- piggy-stick
- piggy-wig
- piggy-wiggy