cacicus
/kəˈsɪkəs/Definitions
1. noun
A genus of birds, the oropendolas, in the family Icteridae.
“The park ranger studied the different species of cacicus, fascinated by their vibrant plumage.”
2. proper noun
Cacicus, a genus of birds in the family Icteridae, particularly referring to the Cacicus haemorrhousus or the chestnut-headed oropendola.
“The new birdwatching guide featured detailed information about the Cacicus haemorrhousus in its native habitat.”