IPA: //pəˈkuːn//
KK: /pʌˈkuːn/
A type of plant found in North America that produces orange or yellow flowers and has roots used to make a red dye.
The artist used puccoon to create a vibrant red color for her painting.
Puccoon originates from the Algonquian word 'puccon', meaning a type of plant used for dyeing. The term refers specifically to plants that produce a red dye, often used by Native Americans for coloring textiles and other materials.
Think of the Algonquian word 'puccon' which relates to a plant used for dyeing, helping you remember that 'puccoon' refers to a plant known for its dye.
No commonly confused words.