Sauk
noun
ˈsȯk 
variants or Sac
ˈsak
ˈsȯk
plural Sauk or Sauks or Sac or Sacs
: a member of an American Indian people formerly living in what is now Wisconsin
Word History
Etymology
short for Saukie, Saki, from American French saki, from Ojibwa osa·ki·, or a cognate Algonquian word
First Known Use
1722, in the meaning defined above
- small grain
- small helm
- small henbit
- small honeysuckle
- Small Horde
- small hours
- small intestine
- small laurel
- small line
- Small Magellanic Cloud
- small magnolia
- small mean
- small money
- small nettle
- small octave
- small part
- small pastern bone
- small people
- small pica
- small pignut
- small potato
- small potatoes
- small print
- small purple fringed orchis
- small reed