mushroomy

American  

[muhsh-room-ee, -room-] / ˈmʌʃ rum i, -rʊm- /

adjective

1. shaped like a mushroom.

2. containing a lot of mushrooms; tasting or smelling of mushrooms.

---

Other Word Forms

• mushroominess noun

Example Sentences

He and his brother seemed untroubled by the stink, but of course they had spent much of their early years in forests and caves and so on, and were accustomed to all sorts of gross and mushroomy smells.

From Literature

The red wines are nebbiolo, but much different from the massive, earthy, mushroomy versions of Barolo and Barbaresco in Piemonte to the west.

From Washington Post

“But then, it publishes it for experts — like really mushroomy experts — to take a look at these and then tell you what you have.”

From Los Angeles Times

This may explain why the fake-uhn's umami seemed comparatively muted: a savory, pleasingly mushroomy backbone with a gentle hit of liquid smoke and toasty sweetness from maple syrup.

From Salon

If you’re at Sebi’s on a Saturday, you’re obliged to order the special, a mushroomy beef stew served over potato pancakes that are both crispy and gummy in the best way.

From Seattle Times