noun
- plural of tuckahoe: an edible fungus that grows underground, especially one found in the eastern United States
- plural of tuckahoe: the edible root of certain plants, particularly arrowhead or similar aquatic plants
Usage: regional; botanical
Usage: regional; historical
Examples
- The Native Americans taught settlers how to find and prepare tuckahoes.
- Tuckahoes were an important food source during harsh winters.
- The botanist discovered several tuckahoes growing beneath the oak trees.
- Traditional recipes called for grinding tuckahoes into flour.
- Foragers searched the wetlands for tuckahoes and other edible plants.