fangy
adjective
\ˈfaŋē, ˈfaiŋ-, -ŋi\
Definition of fangy
-er/-est
: having fangs; specifically, of certain root crops : producing roots with fangs sugar beets are often fangy on acid soil
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Origin and Etymology of fangy
2fang + -y
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