Definitions

1. noun

A genus of small, inedible fungi in the family Boletaceae, often found growing under trees.

“The mycologist discovered a new species of paxillus in the forest reserve.”

2. noun

In mythology, Paxillus, a king of the Allobroges, was said to have been the lover of the goddess Cybele.

“The ancient historian documented the legend of Paxillus and Cybele in his book on Roman mythology.”