pileus |
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pilous |
pileus |
As an adjective pilous
is covered with fine hair; pilose.
As a noun pileus is
the cap of a mushroom.
pileum |
pileus |
As nouns the difference between pileum and pileus
is that
pileum is (zoology) the top of a bird's head while
pileus is the cap of a mushroom.
pileus |
ileus |
As nouns the difference between pileus and ileus
is that
pileus is the cap of a mushroom while
ileus is (medicine|pathology|zoology) partial or complete obstruction of the intestines, especially the ileum, causing colic, vomiting, constipation and often fever and dehydration.
pileus |
pilus |
As nouns the difference between pileus and pilus
is that
pileus is the cap of a mushroom while
pilus is a hair.
pileus |
pileups |
As nouns the difference between pileus and pileups
is that
pileus is the cap of a mushroom while
pileups is plural of pileup.
pileus |
pileup |
As nouns the difference between pileus and pileup
is that
pileus is the cap of a mushroom while
pileup is .
piles |
pileus |
As a verb piles
is .
As a noun pileus is
the cap of a mushroom.
pileus |
pilers |
As nouns the difference between pileus and pilers
is that
pileus is the cap of a mushroom while
pilers is .
pileus |
pileous |
As a noun pileus
is the cap of a mushroom.
As an adjective pileous is
(uncomparable) of, pertaining to, or consisting of hair.
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