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n. (plural of bocor English)
Usage examples of "bocors".
They claim it keeps their gums red, but all old bocors have white gums anyway.
But before he went back to England he came to New Providence with us, and lived a few weeks with the bocors.
The bocors and the houngans knew that, always had a human sacrifice awaiting their dreaded lord.
Few of the bocors in Haiti today really understand it, their knowledge merely having scratched its surface.
Even he was nervous, a high priest whose powers were far greater than any of the black houngans or bocors, flinched at the prospect of summoning the Master himself.
He stared at them for a long moment, then decided he needed to learn more about Bocors and Houngons before tomorrow morning.
Because Lavelle evidently was one of the most powerful Bocors who had ever drawn a sieve, there was good reason to believe that he would be able to maintain control of the Gates and that, in time, when the Carramazzas were disposed of, he would be able to cast back the creatures that he had permitted out of Hell.