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Cocto
Definition of Cocto
variant of coto
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cocto-
Definition of cocto-
: boiled : modified by heat coctoantigen coctoprotein : at boiling point coctostable
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Origin and Etymology of cocto-
Latin coctus, past participle of coquere to cook
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