IPA: /ˈtʌsək/
KK: /ˈtʌsək/
A tussock is a small area of grass or a clump of vegetation that grows in a tuft or bunch, often found in wetlands or marshy areas.
The rabbit hid in the tussock to avoid being seen.
The word 'tussuck' originates from Old English 'tuscan', meaning to cough or to clear the throat. It refers to the act of coughing or making a noise to clear the throat.
Think of the Old English word for coughing, 'tuscan', to remember that 'tussuck' relates to the act of coughing.
No commonly confused words.