Amanitopsis
noun
Aman·i·top·sis
əˌmanəˈtäpsə̇s
: a genus of agarics distinguished by the absence of an annulus and being with a few exceptions poisonous
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Amanita + -opsis
First Known Use
1880, in the meaning defined above
- blood dyscrasia
- blood feud
- blood fine
- blood flour
- blood fluke
- blood gill
- blood gland
- blood glue
- blood groove
- blood group
- blood heat
- blood horse
- blood is thicker than water
- blood is up
- blood kin
- blood knot
- blood libel
- blood lily
- blood meal
- blood money
- blood moon
- blood moons
- blood oath
- blood on one's hands
- blood orange