I. ˈkəltəs noun
( plural cultuses -təsə̇z ; or cul·ti -ˌtī, -ˌtē)
Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, adoration — more at cult
1. : organized religious practice or system of worship : the practical aspect of a religion embodying the aggregate of its ritual forms, sacred ceremonies, liturgies, rites, and all acts expressive of veneration or worship
2. : cult 3b
II. noun
or cultus cod
( -es )
Etymology: Chinook kúltus worthless
: lingcod