tacamahac
noun
tac·a·ma·hac ˈta-kə-mə-ˌhak 
: balsam poplar
Word History
Etymology
Spanish tacamahaca, from Nahuatl tecamac medicinal resin
First Known Use
1739, in the meaning defined above
- in sharp contrast to
- in sharp contrast with
- in shirtsleeves
- in short
- in short order
- in short supply
- in shorthand
- in sight
- cut the shit
- cut through
- cut through red tape
- cut time
- cut to length
- cut to size
- cut to size/length
- cut to the bone
- cut to the chase
- cut to the quick
- cut up
- cut up rough
- cut velvet
- cut-and-come-again
- cut-and-cover
- cut-and-dried
- cut-and-dry