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maso Eskimo 
n. See 1955 quote at licorice (root).
See also: licorice (root)
- 1951 In the fall, the women and children search for berries, if they don't mind endless hours of labor for a few ounces of food, and they also dig from the ground a root called "maso," insipid and quite diuretic, but nevertheless appreciated.
- 1955 masu n. Liquorice-root.
- 1951 In the fall, the women and children search for berries, if they don't mind endless hours of labor for a few ounces of food, and they also dig from the ground a root called "maso," insipid and quite diuretic, but nevertheless appreciated.