mildewed

How to use mildewed in a sentence

Blast away grimy dirt and mildew from your patio, outdoor furniture, fences, driveways, and even cars and your stress will melt away.

Still, Château de Rochemorin lost 25% of its crop, due to mildew.

A rainy spring in Priorat brought mildew, cutting yields even at such top producers as Cellier Mas Doix, which started harvesting early, in August.

Many of the pictures in the gallery were warped and cracked, and mildewed by neglect and damp.

When he relighted the candle he held in one hand a packet wrapped in a piece of mildewed leather.

In 1864, the Government found that quantities of grain paid in under the tax as new-grown were mildewed.

You have steadily shut out the sun, and your minds have become musty, damp and mildewed.

I may remark that the cabinet hed a gloomy and mildewed look.

The hillside was honeycombed with deserted workings and mildewed embankments of slag.

It was a ragged, old-fashioned acrobatic entertainment, with the mildewed humour of antiquated clowns.

THE MOUNTEBANKWILLIAM J. LOCKE

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985

WORD OF THE DAY