IPA: /ˈʃæɡiˌmeɪn/
KK: /ˈʃæɡiˌmeɪn/
A type of edible mushroom that has a long white cap covered in shaggy scales and produces black spores.
We found a shaggymane while hiking and decided to cook it for dinner.
The word 'shaggymane' is formed from 'shaggy' (from Middle English *shagge*, meaning having long, rough hair) and 'mane' (from Old French *mane*, meaning the long hair on the neck of a horse or similar animal). The term describes an animal, particularly a horse, that has long, rough hair on its mane.
Think of 'shaggy' as describing something with long, rough hair, and 'mane' as the long hair on an animal's neck. Together, they help you remember that 'shaggymane' refers to an animal with a long, rough mane.
No commonly confused words.