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pocosin
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noun
Southeastern U.S.
a swamp or marsh in an upland coastal region.
Also,
po·co·son,
po·co·sen.
Origin:
1625–35,
Americanism
;
probably < an unattested form in a southern Eastern Algonquian language
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