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shroom

shroom

16 9.9
A mushroom that people eat to see or feel things that are not real
  • noun
  • /ʃrum/
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translation icon : hongo alucinógeno
  • After eating some shrooms, he experienced vibrant colors and altered perceptions.
  • shrooms and acid

Weed, Molly, shrooms and acid if I'm bird watching.

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Examples

  • Many people use shrooms for their hallucinogenic effects during festivals.

  • Pile both shrooms and sprouts in a dish with a chunk of bread. Yum!

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  • I put the 'shrooms in that drink.

  • My husband takes the same shrooms and gets off just fine.

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  • Okay, so I just did the shrooms.

  • I'm about to take shrooms for the first time with my friend.

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  • Through taking shrooms, I obtained understanding and love for who I am and existence in itself.

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  • The first shrooms I had seen did not look anything like the shrooms I had that day.

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  • We recommend using a variety of shrooms for a different (and tasty!) bite each time.

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  • I was able to score a pound of fresh crimini shrooms for $2.50.

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Synonyms

hallucinogen
vsshroom
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15 8.1

A drug that makes people see, hear, or feel things that are not real

is slang for a fungal organism with hallucinogenic effects rather than a general substance
hallucinogenic drug
vsshroom
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1 6.1

A substance that makes you see or hear things that are not real

is slang for a fungal organism with hallucinogenic effects rather than any psychoactive substance

Surface Forms

shroom singular
shrooms plural

Etymology

Shroom is a casual short form of mushroom, often used for mushrooms with 'hallucinogenic' or psychedelic effects. Think of someone dropping the first sound of mushroom to make a quick slang word, which is why shroom usually means that kind of mushroom.