Sen·e·ca 
(sĕnĭ-kə)
(sĕnĭ-kə)n. pl. Seneca or Sen·e·cas
1. A member of a Native American people formerly inhabiting western New York from Seneca Lake to Lake Erie, with present-day populations in this same area and in southeast Ontario. The Seneca are the westernmost member of the original Iroquois confederacy.
2. The Iroquoian language of the Seneca.
[From Dutch Sennecaas, probably of Mahican origin.]
- whitebait
- white bass
- white birch
- white blood cell
- whiteboard
- white book
- white bread
- white-bread
- white bryony
- whitecap
- whitecapped
- white cedar
- white cell
- white chip
- white chocolate
- white clover
- white-coat hypertension
- white-collar
- white corpuscle
- white crappie
- white-crowned sparrow
- white daisy
- whited sepulcher
- white dwarf
- white elephant