| 释义 |
cus·cus
I. \ˈkəskəs\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: New Latin, from a native name in New Guinea
: any of several bright-colored woolly-haired arboreal marsupials (genus Phalanger) that superficially resemble monkeys and are common in New Guinea and tropical northern Australia
II.
variant of khuskhus
III.
variant of couscous |