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mushroom

verb as in sprout; grow quickly

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Other wins have included a mushroom porridge torta in 2012 and a sticky toffee porridge in 2014.

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High levels of Penicillium fungi, for example, resulted in wine with low levels of octanoic acid, a volatile compound that can give wine a mushroom flavor.

On average, bees exposed to pesticide had smaller mushroom bodies than did those in the control group.

Pesticide exposure during early life “may have affected the development of the neurons inside the mushroom body,” he says.

Having bigger mushroom bodies didn’t make it easier for those bees to learn.

For Iraq, it was the WMDs and the mushroom clouds (and yes, they were lies, people, not intelligence failures).

He even invited us to come back to the Luhansk region after the war and go mushroom picking with him.

If you could have a mushroom granola bar a half-hour before you work out, well, that would be ideal.

You can actually buy the same mushroom powder used in our study.

After determining that the bee pollen and mushroom broth were inedible, the “detox” quickly went downhill.

The invalid sat on the shank of a mushroom anchor, and smoked his pipe while he affected to superintend the work.

But if you let cows get at a stack they will rub against it until it looks like a monster mushroom.

Of certain features of existing places I have made a composite, which is the "Mushroom Town" of this book.

A large species of mushroom, of the puff-ball kind, was not uncommon, nearly equal in size to a man's head.

When done, turn it out and serve a good white mushroom sauce round it.

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On this page you'll find 51 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to mushroom, such as: boom, burgeon, expand, explode, flourish, and proliferate.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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