Definition of macouba in English:

macouba

noun ˈmakuːbɑː

1A kind of snuff, usually scented with attar of roses.
2More fully "macouba snuff".

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Wimble's List of Snuffs. From Macouba, the name of a tobacco-growing district in northern Martinique. In the 18th cent. the a of the third syllable was identified (as often in loanwords) with English aw/ɔː/; the -oy/ɔɪ/ of the some forms appears to have developed from this.

Definition of macouba in US English:

macouba

nounˈmakuːbɑː

1A kind of snuff, usually scented with attar of roses.
2More fully "macouba snuff".

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Wimble's List of Snuffs. From Macouba, the name of a tobacco-growing district in northern Martinique. In the 18th cent. the a of the third syllable was identified (as often in loanwords) with English aw /ɔː/; the -oy /ɔɪ/ of the some forms appears to have developed from this.

单词	macouba
释义	Definition of macouba in English: macouba noun ˈmakuːbɑː 1A kind of snuff, usually scented with attar of roses. 2More fully "macouba snuff". Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Wimble's List of Snuffs. From Macouba, the name of a tobacco-growing district in northern Martinique. In the 18th cent. the a of the third syllable was identified (as often in loanwords) with English aw/ɔː/; the -oy/ɔɪ/ of the some forms appears to have developed from this. Definition of macouba in US English: macouba nounˈmakuːbɑː 1A kind of snuff, usually scented with attar of roses. 2More fully "macouba snuff". Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Wimble's List of Snuffs. From Macouba, the name of a tobacco-growing district in northern Martinique. In the 18th cent. the a of the third syllable was identified (as often in loanwords) with English aw /ɔː/; the -oy /ɔɪ/ of the some forms appears to have developed from this.
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