posca
/ˈpɒskə/Now historical
noun
A mixture of vinegar and water.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Palladius' De Re Rustica. From classical Latin pōsca mixture of vinegar and water, lit. ‘drink’ (Plautus; in post-classical Latin also pusca) from the stem of pōtāre to drink + -sca.
- subsistency
- subsistent
- subsistential
- subsisting diet
- subsist money
- colored hearing
- colored pencil
- color emphasis
- colore officii
- color expanse
- color film
- color force
- colorful
- color gravure
- color guard
- color harmony
- color hearer
- color hearing
- colorific
- colorimeter
- colorimetric
- colorimetrical
- colorimetrically
- colorimetrist
- colorimetry