Butterpilz
slippery jack
Meaning of Butterpilz
essbarer Pilz mit klebrig-schmieriger Hutoberfläche
a wild mushroom with a sticky, slimy brown cap

Pronunciation
Butterpilz with English translation
Butterpilz usage examples
Der Butterpilz ist nach dem Regen sehr glitschig.
The slippery jack is very slimy after rain.
Vor dem Braten putze ich den Butterpilz.
I clean the slippery jack before frying it.
Butterpilz synonyms
What's the difference between Butterpilz, Schmierröhrling, Schleimfuß, Röhrling, Speisepilz, essbar, and gelbporig
A colloquial descriptive name for a mushroom with a sticky, slimy stem; not necessarily the butter mushroom itself.
A very general term for boletes; it covers many species and is much broader than “butter mushroom.”
A general term for an edible mushroom fit for consumption; a broad category rather than a specific species name.
Advanced: broader words
Means edible; not a mushroom name, but a property indicating that the species can be eaten.
An adjective meaning “with yellow pores”; used as a short description of a mushroom’s appearance.
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What does Butterpilz mean?
a wild mushroom with a sticky, slimy brown cap
How do you pronounce Butterpilz?
Butterpilz is pronounced [ˈbʊtɐpɪlts].
How is Butterpilz used in a sentence?
The slippery jack is very slimy after rain. Translation: Der Butterpilz ist nach dem Regen sehr glitschig.
Is Butterpilz part of Mushrooms vocabulary?
Yes, Butterpilz (slippery jack) can be learned in the Mushrooms topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is Butterpilz part of Food vocabulary?
Yes, Butterpilz (slippery jack) can be learned in the Food topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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