Oquassa
[oh-kwas-uh, oh-kwah-suh] /oʊˈkwæs ə, oʊˈkwɑ sə/
noun, plural oquassas (especially collectively) oquassa.
1.
a small, dark-blue brook trout, Salvelinus oquassa, of Maine.
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