(kə·lip′sō) noun
Any orchid of the genus Cytherea, having only one species (C. bulbosa), growing in boggy regions of northern Europe and North America. [after Calypso]

(kə·lip′sō) noun
A type of song, originally improvised and sung by natives of Trinidad, dealing with topical, sexual, or humorous themes and achieving its effect by only approximate rime, flexible syllabic emphasis, and colloquial language. [Origin uncertain]

(kə·lip′sō)
In the Odyssey, a nymph who kept Odysseus for seven years on the island of Ogygia where he had been shipwrecked.