Agaric (Noun)

Fungus used in the preparation of punk for fuses.

Nouns denoting plants.

Punk is often made from agaric, a type of fungus, and other combustible materials.
Agaric has been used for centuries in the production of slow-burning fuses for fireworks.
A piece of agaric is inserted into a tightly wound roll of straw or jute to create the fuse.
To create the desired slow burn rate, manufacturers carefully blend the agaric with other flammable materials.
High-quality agaric is preferred for its reliable ignition properties in punk used for pyrotechnics.

A saprophytic fungus of the order Agaricales having an umbrellalike cap with gills on the underside.

Nouns denoting plants.

The agaric grew in clusters on the decaying log, its caps a vibrant shade of orange.
In the forest, we came across a rare species of agaric, its gills a deep purple color.
The agaric was a prized ingredient in the recipe, adding an earthy flavor to the dish.
After a heavy rain, the agaric began to fruit, covering the forest floor with its umbrella-like caps.
The mycologist spent years studying the agaric, documenting its unique characteristics and habits.