IPA: /krɪˈmiːni/
KK: /ˈkrɪmɪni/
A type of small, brown mushroom that is often used in cooking and has a rich, earthy flavor.
I added crimini mushrooms to the pasta for extra flavor.
Crimini is derived from the Italian word 'crimine', which comes from Latin 'crimen' (meaning accusation or crime). The word refers to a type of mushroom, specifically the common button mushroom, often associated with culinary uses.
Think of the Italian word for crime ('crimine') to remember that 'crimini' refers to a type of mushroom often used in cooking.