| CACAS | • cacas n. Plural of caca. • CACA n. (slang) faeces, also KAK, CACK, KACK. |
| MACAS | • macas n. Plural of maca. • MACA n. a cruciferous biennial plant, native to the Peruvian Andes; the powdered root of this plant, used as a stimulant and health supplement. |
| PACAS | • pacas n. Plural of paca. • Pacas prop.n. A surname from Spanish. • PACA n. (Tupi) a South American rodent, the spotted cavy. |
| ABACAS | • abacas n. Plural of abaca. • ABACA n. (Tagalog) a Philippine plant, also ABAKA. |
| FRACAS | • fracas n. A noisy disorderly quarrel, fight, brawl, disturbance or scrap. • FRACAS n. (French) a brawl. |
| ALPACAS | • alpacas n. Plural of alpaca. • ALPACA n. a domestic animal related to the llama. |
| CLOACAS | • cloacas n. Plural of cloaca. • CLOACA n. (Latin) the terminal part of the gut in birds. |
| MARACAS | • maracas n. Plural of maraca. • MARACA n. (Portuguese) a kind of gourd, used as a musical instrument. |
| PATACAS | • patacas n. Plural of pataca. • PATACA n. (Portuguese) a monetary unit of Macao. |
| CACHACAS | • cachacas n. Plural of cachaca. • cachaças n. Plural of cachaça. • CACHACA n. a white Brazilian rum made from sugarcane. |
| MACHACAS | • machacas n. Plural of machaca. • MACHACA n. (Spanish) a Mexican dish of shredded meat fried with vegetables. |
| CHAMPACAS | • champacas n. Plural of champaca. • CHAMPACA n. (Hindi) an East Indian tree of the magnolia family, sacred to Hindus, also CHAMPAC, CHAMPAK. |
| JARARACAS | • jararacas n. Plural of jararaca. • JARARACA n. (Tupi) a South American venomous snake, also JARARAKA. |
| THERIACAS | • theriacas n. Plural of theriaca. • THERIACA n. (archaic) an antidote to venomous bites, originally made of various ingredients including viper flesh mixed with honey, also THERIAC. |
| PORTULACAS | • portulacas n. Plural of portulaca. • PORTULACA n. any plant of the purslane family. |
| COULIBIACAS | • COULIBIACA n. (Russian) a Russian fish pie, also COULIBIAC, KOULIBIACA. |
| KOULIBIACAS | • koulibiacas n. Plural of koulibiaca. • KOULIBIACA n. (Russian) a Russian fish pie, also COULIBIAC, COULIBIACA. |