Moldy
[mohl-dee] /ˈmoʊl di/
adjective, moldier, moldiest.
1.
overgrown or covered with .
2.
musty, as from decay or age.
3.
Informal. old-fashioned; outmoded:
moldy ideas about higher education.
/ˈməʊldɪ/
adjective moldier, moldiest
1.
the US spelling of mouldy
adj.
also mouldy, 1570s, earlier mowly (late 14c.), from mold (n.2) + -y (2). Related: Moldiness.
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