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† ˈmowsy, a. Obs.
[Cf. mosey (moisy, mouzy, etc.) ‘mouldy, rotten, over-ripe’ in E.D.D., and F. moisi mouldy.]
? Mouldy (in quot. fig.).
1581J. Bell Haddon's Answ. Osor. 211 b, This mowsy and drossy chaffe long sithence bloune abroad in y⊇ eyes of Augustine by the Pelagianes. |