1. A highly stimulating narcotic, the dried leaf of a plant found wild in Peru, and chewed, as opium, with similar effects.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• corba,
• coclea,
• cowch,
• cokc,
• coice,
• cota,
• conco,
• coba,
• moca,
• ncca,
• coaca,
• cocach,
• coacoa,
• focu,
• couz,
• coa,
• ccas,
• locak,
• cocuh,
• cocon

• coma,
• cozza,
• coxa,
• cows,
• coscia,
• coke,
• coco,
• coax,
• couch,
• cocoa,
• Coosa,
• cog,
• coach,
• cocco,
• cosy,
• cook,
• Coxe,
• coss,
• cosh,
• cox,
• cos,
• cock,
• cocci,
• cola,
• coccia,
• cozy,
• cow oak,
• cowage.

The adjective form of the word "coca" is "cocaine".

The plural of the "coca" can be the "cocas".

The singular of the "coca" can be the "coca".