1. A genus of Indian menisper maceous plants, one species of which, Cocculus palmatus, affords the Columba root of commerce, from which a valuable bitter is obtained; another yields the berries called Cocculus Indicus, employed in medicine as a narcotic, and sometimes to adulterate beer.

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

• xocculus,
• vocculus,
• focculus,
• docculus,
• cicculus,
• ckcculus,
• clcculus,
• cpcculus,
• c0cculus,
• c9cculus,
• coccilus,
• cocculous,
• cockulus,
• cacculus,
• cocclous,
• coccleus,
• couculus,
• caocculus,
• cocclulus,
• caccalus

• coagulase,
• cockleshell.

The adjective form of the word "cocculus" is "cocculine".

The plural form of "cocculus" is "cocculi".

The singular form of the word "cocculus" is "cocculus".