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peronate
adjective
pero·nate
\pəˈrōnə̇t, ˈperəˌnāt\
Definition of peronate
: having a mealy or woolly covering resembling a boot or stocking —used of the stipe of a mushroom
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Origin and Etymology of peronate
Latin peronatus having boots of untanned leather, from peron-, pero hide boot (probably from pera leather sack, pouch, from Greek pēra) + -atus -ate
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