One entry found for terra-cotta.
Main Entry: ter·ra-cot·ta
Pronunciation: ter--kät-
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural terra-cottas
Etymology: from Italian terra cotta, literally "baked earth," derived from Latin terra "earth" and Latin coquere "to cook" 1: a glazed or unglazed baked clay used for pottery, statues, and building materials; also: something made of this material 2: a brownish orange