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stinkhorn
[ stingk-hawrn ]
noun
- any of various rank-smelling, brown-capped mushrooms of the genus Phallus, especially P. impudicus.
stinkhorn
/ ˈstɪŋkˌhɔːn /
noun
- any of various basidiomycetous saprotrophic fungi of the genus Phallus, such as P. impudicus, having an offensive odour
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Example Sentences
Sadly, this has done nothing to help varieties such as slippery jack, stinkhorn or shaggy ink cap on to our dinner tables.
From The Guardian
Posted by Stephen Your mushroom find is a stinkhorn.
From New York Times
There are lobster mushrooms, so-called because of their red color; shaggy manes, an edible lawn mushroom; stinkhorn mushrooms, which emit an unpleasant odor; and chanterelles, prized among epicureans.
From Washington Post
I knew then that I had unwittingly grabbed a piece of a stinkhorn mushroom.
From New York Times
Amongst these is the fetid odour of the common stinkhorn, which is intensified in the more beautiful and curious Clathrus.
From Project Gutenberg
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