puca

[ poo-kuh ]

noun

1. a variant of pooka.

Word History and Origins

Origin of puca¹

From Irish púca; Puck

Example Sentences

Stafford’s touchdown pass to rookie Puca Nacua in overtime gave the Rams a 29-23 victory over the Indianapolis Colts and marked the third time in as many games at the venue that Stafford worked his magic.

From Los Angeles Times

Quarterback Matthew Stafford appeared to be in prime form in a 30-13 victory over the Seattle Seahawks, passing for 334 yards and making excellent use of receivers Puca Nacua and Tutu Atwell.

From Los Angeles Times

He made a sensational pass to rookie Puca Nacua, and he probably would have added a touchdown if a wide-open Van Jefferson had not dropped a pass.

From Los Angeles Times

The son of Good Magic and Puca by 2008 Derby and Preakness winner Big Brown earned a signature win after running second and fourth in the Florida Derby and Fountain of Youth, respectively.

From Seattle Times

The son of Good Magic and Puca by 2008 Derby and Preakness winner Big Brown earned a signature win after running second and fourth in the Florida Derby and Fountain of Youth, respectively.

From Washington Times