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bucco-
- a combining form meaning “cheek,” “mouth,” used in the formation of compound words:
buccolingual.
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The only bird I saw was a Bucco, which in voice resembled the green one of the plains.
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Maccus and Bucco bear a strong resemblance to the two Zanni.
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Maccus and Bucco were stock characters in the Atellan farce.
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