tartufian
/tɑːrtjuːˈfiːən/Definitions
1. adjective
Relating to or resembling the antlers of a stag, especially in being branched or forked.
“The tartufian growth on the tree was a sign of its age and resilience.”
2. noun
A branching or forked part, especially of an antler or a similar growth.
“The hunter carefully examined the tartufian end of the stag’s antlers for signs of age.”
3. noun
A person who is pretending to have knowledge or qualifications they do not have, especially in a pretentious or affected way.
“He was accused of being a tartufian, posing as a wine expert but knowing little about the subject.”