IPA: //bəʊˈliːt//
KK: /boʊˈliːt/
A type of mushroom that has a thick stem and a spongy surface with small holes instead of gills, often found in forests and considered edible.
We found a delicious bolete while hiking in the woods.
**Bolete** → The word 'bolete' comes from the Latin 'boletus', which means mushroom. It specifically refers to a type of mushroom that has a fleshy cap and a stem, often found in forests. The term is used in mycology to describe various edible fungi.
Think of the Latin word 'boletus' for mushroom, which helps you remember that a bolete is a type of mushroom.