A toadstool; = frogstool n. at compounds 2b. Obsolete. rare.

A mushroom or fungus.

A fungus having a round disk-like top and a slender stalk, a mushroom.

Any of various kinds of (esp. poisonous or unappetizing) fungi. Cf. toadstool, n.

a toadstool; = paddock-stool, n.

a toadstool.

= paddock-stool, n.

A champignon, mushroom, or toadstool.

Originally: a mushroom or toadstool. In later use also: any of the organisms of which these are the fruiting bodies (reproductive structures)…

a toadstool.

A bracket fungus growing on broadleaved trees (probably Fomes fomentarius; cf. German tinder, n. 1).

A mushroom or fungus.

A name applied originally (as in French) to fungi, or mushrooms generally; in 18th cent. to edible mushrooms, esp. Agaricus campestris; but…

Popularly restricted to poisonous or inedible fungi, as distinct from edible ‘mushrooms’.

a fungus.

English regional. Any of a variety of plants or fungi; spec. (a) field poppy (Papaver rhoeas); (b) dandelion (genus Taraxacum); (c) a toadstool. Now…

A fungus.

A mushroom; a fungus, esp. one lacking a large fruiting body; (occasionally) spec. any of the organisms known as lower fungi (now usually classified…

The fleshy fruiting body of any of various fungi of (or formerly of) the basidiomycete genus Agaricus, which includes the field mushroom (A. bisporus…

a mushroom or toadstool; spec. the chanterelle, Cantharellus cibarius.

A small fungus; esp. any of the organisms known as lower fungi (see lower fungus n. at lower, adj. n.1adv. compounds 2b).

a toadstool.

A fungus. Later also occasionally: a fungal pathogen or infection (cf. antifungal, n.). Now rare.

Any plant (or plant-like organism) having a nutritional requirement for organic compounds synthesized by another organism; a saprophytic or…

a fungus with a macroscopic fruiting body.