Of the nature of, or characterized by, fen; boggy, swampy.

Mouldy; spoiled with damp.

Mouldy; rotten; decayed. Also figurative: ill-tempered (cf. mouldy, adj.1 2b).

= mouldy, adj.1

= mouldy, adj.1 1a.

Moulded, blemished, decayed, rotten.

Mouldy.

Overgrown or covered with mould. Hence: decaying.

Grown mouldy.

More generally: spoiled with moisture; damp, mouldy, mildewed.

Fusty, musty, mouldy. literal and figurative.

Moist, damp; mouldy, putrescent; humid, muggy.

Mouldy, musty; corrupt. Obsolete.

White or grey with mould; mouldy, musty. Also figurative. Obsolete exc. dialect.

= mouldy, adj.1 1a.

Mouldy. Also figurative.

Made fusty; deprived of brightness or freshness.

Mouldy.

Mouldy.

Mouldy.

Mouldy.

Mouldy, musty; festering, stagnant; slimy. Also figurative.

Moist, damp; mouldy; = muggy, adj.1 2. Now English regional.

= mouldy, adj.1 1a.

musty.

Resembling mother (mother, n.2); (esp. of wine or beer) full of sediment or dregs; mouldy. Also figurative.

Mouldy.

characterized by rust and fustiness; (frequently figurative) outdated, old-fashioned; cf. rusty-dusty, adj.

= mucid, adj.

Blue-veined; spec. (of cheese) having veins of blue mould. Also more generally: (of food) mouldy.

spec. Of a cheese: having the veins of blue mould characteristic of blue cheese. Cf. earlier blue vein adj. at blue, adj. n.compounds 1d.