noun
Etymology: Middle English foxfire, from fox (I) + fire
1. : an eerie phosphorescent light ; especially : the luminescence of decaying wood
2. : any of various luminous fungi (as Armillaria mellea ) that cause decaying wood to glow
noun
Etymology: Middle English foxfire, from fox (I) + fire
1. : an eerie phosphorescent light ; especially : the luminescence of decaying wood
2. : any of various luminous fungi (as Armillaria mellea ) that cause decaying wood to glow
Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012