manroot

/ˈmænˌrut/
noun
  1. A large, fleshy root of certain plants, especially the wild cucumber or similar vines, often shaped like a human figure.
    • The manroot vine can grow up to twenty feet long, with a thick root that stores water.
    • Some people believe manroot has medicinal properties and use it in herbal remedies.
    • The hiker found a manroot while digging in the forest, its twisted shape resembling a small person.
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