Cuscus held on by his long prehensile tail; but Macco pulled and pulled, and down the animal came with a flop to the ground.
We therefore proposed returning with the cuscus to our hut.
We hoped to have no difficulty in procuring a cuscus occasionally, and as there were evidently many birds on the island, to trap them or kill them in some other way.
On examining our larder, we found that the flesh of the cuscuswas still perfectly fresh.
Just, however, as he was approaching, cuscus let go his hold, hanging down by his tail.
They also went on long trading expeditions to procure canoes, cuscus teeth, pigs, slaves, and so forth, which on their return they generally sold at a considerable profit.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cuscus" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.