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1. (n.) toadstool
any of various mushrooms having a stalk with an umbrellalike cap, esp. the agarics.
2. toadstool
a poisonous mushroom, as distinguished from an edible one.
3. toadstool
any of various other fleshy fungi, as the puffballs and coral fungi.
Etymology: (1350–1400)
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| Definition of 'toadstool' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) toadstool
common name for an inedible or poisonous agaric (contrasting with the edible mushroom)
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1. (noun) toadstool
a name given to many umbrella-shaped fungi, mostly of the genus Agaricus. The species are almost numberless. They grow on decaying organic matter
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Sense: any of several kinds of mushroom-like fungi, often poisonous.
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 Afrikaans: paddastoel |
 Arabic: نَوع من الفِطْرِيّات السا |
 Bulgarian: гъба |
 Brazilian: cogumelo |
 Czech: prašivka |
 German: der Giftpilz |
 Danish: paddehat |
 Greek: είδος μύκητα (συν. δηλητη |
 Spanish: hongo venenoso |
 Estonian: sitaseen |
 Farsi: قارچ چتری |
 Finnish: myrkkysieni |
 French: champignon (vénéneux) |
 Hebrew: מִין פִּטרִייָה |
 Hindi: घृणित |
 Croatian: gljiva s klobukom, otrovn |
 Hungarian: mérges (kalapos) gomba |
 Indonesian: jamur beracun |
 Icelandic: hattsveppur |
 Italian: fungo (velenoso) |
 Japanese: 毒きのこ |
 Korean: 식용 벗이 아닌 버섯, 독버섯 |
 Lithuanian: musmirė |
 Latvian: suņusēne |
 Malay: cendawan beracun |
 Dutch: paddestoel |
 Norwegian: giftsopp, fluesopp |
 Polish: muchomor |
 Portuguese: cogumelo |
 Romanian: ciupercă (otrăvitoare) |
 Russian: поганка |
 Slovak: muchotrávka |
 Slovenian: strupena goba |
 Serbian: otrovna gljiva |
 Swedish: [gift]svamp |
 Thai: เห็ดมีพิษ |
 Turkish: zehirli mantar |
 Taiwanese: 毒菌(蕈) |
 Ukrainian: поганка |
 Urdu: کھمني، چھتري |
 Vietnamese: nấm dù |
 Chinese: 毒菌（蕈） |
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