Shrood vs Shroom - What's the difference?

As verbs the difference between shrood and shroom

is that shrood is (uk|dialect) to trim; to lop while shroom is (slang) to take magic mushrooms.

(informal|rare) a mushroom.

* shroud * shrowd

(en verb)

(UK, dialect) To trim; to lop.

(Webster 1913)

* 'shroom (especially in "mushroom" sense)

(en noun)

(informal, rare) A mushroom.

* 2000 , Karen Brooks et al., Dude Food: Recipes for the Modern Guy , Chronicle Books, ISBN 978-0-8118-1679-3, page 83:

These succulent little shrooms from pop culture scholar Lena Lencek will drive everyone back for seconds.

* 2003 , Dave Hirschkop, Crazy from the heat: Dave’s insanity cookbook , Ten Speed Press, ISBN 978-1-58008-190-0, page 72:

Shrooms —and I don’t mean the psychedelic kind—are one of those vegetables that you either love or hate.

* 2004 , Jim Sterba, Frankie’s Place: A Love Story , Grove Press, ISBN 978-0-8021-4140-8, page 172:

To determine how much live protein may be occupying a shroom , try this test:

(slang, usually in plural) A magic mushroom: a hallucinogenic fungus.

(en verb)

(slang) To take magic mushrooms.

* shroomer English clippings