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pec·ca·ry
noun
also pec·a·ri or pec·a·ry \ˈpekərē\
(plural peccaries also pecaris or pecaries)
Etymology: of Cariban origin; akin to Chayma paquera peccary, Apalai pakĭră
1. : either of two more or less nocturnal gregarious wild swine (genus Tayassu) ranging from Texas to Paraguay and resembling small pigs — see collared peccary, white-lipped peccary
2. or peccary leather : leather tanned from skins of wild peccary boars of So. and Central America and used chiefly for gloves |