toadstool

IPA: tˈoʊdstˈuɫ

Examples of "toadstool" in Sentences

But a dangerous toadstool can look just like a delectable one.
I don't think toadstool cheyney said this many words while he was vp.
The boys always say that a toadstool is the old Squire's 'mark' on a log. "
The classic 'toadstool' look with a red top and white dots it's very easy to spot.
I thought that thing you have in your hand was a new kind of toadstool, growing on the fence.
"If your head clerk says that our toadstool is a mushroom, while Mr. Bungwall's gardener says that our mushroom is
Europeans believed that toads derived their poisons from the earth by eating mushrooms hence the English name toadstool.
As to my nose, I could absolutely see nothing of its shape; the firelight just caught the round tip, which shone like a little white toadstool from the gloom, and this was all.
_ The first thing in deciding the nature of a toadstool is the sporeprint, made thus: Cut off the stem of the toadstool and lay the gills down on a piece of gray paper under a vessel of any kind.
"And, indeed, sir," said Miss Betty, who had rubbed her nose till it looked like the twin toadstool to that which the baby was flourishing in her face, "you don't suppose I would have left the poor little thing another moment, to catch its death of cold on a