shroom

noun

/ʃruːm/, /ʃrʊm/

(informal, especially North American English)

(also magic mushroom British English or becoming old-fashioned, North American English)

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a type of mushroom that has an effect like some drugs and that may make people who eat it hallucinate (= see things that are not there)致幻蘑菇

verb

/ʃruːm/, /ʃrʊm/

[intransitive] (informal, especially North American English)

Verb Forms

present simple I / you / we / they shroom	/ʃruːm/, /ʃrʊm/ /ʃruːm/, /ʃrʊm/
he / she / it shrooms	/ʃruːmz/, /ʃrʊmz/ /ʃruːmz/, /ʃrʊmz/
past simple shroomed	/ʃruːmd/, /ʃrʊmd/ /ʃruːmd/, /ʃrʊmd/
past participle shroomed	/ʃruːmd/, /ʃrʊmd/ /ʃruːmd/, /ʃrʊmd/
-ing form shrooming	/ˈʃruːmɪŋ/, /ˈʃrʊmɪŋ/ /ˈʃruːmɪŋ/, /ˈʃrʊmɪŋ/

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to eat shrooms致幻蘑菇
- Joe was shrooming last night and has a killer headache today.乔昨晚吃了致幻蘑菇，今天头痛欲裂。