Most festering
Synonyms for most festering
adj decayed, decaying
putrid
rotting
disgusting
rancid
noxious
sour
spoiled
corrupt
moldy
stale
bad
crumbling
fetid
foul
gross
loathsome
loud
mephitic
noisome
offensive
rank
stinking
strong
tainted
touched
unsound
overripe
bad-smelling
corroded
crumbled
decomposed
decomposing
disintegrated
disintegrating
fecal
feculent
festering
infected
moldering
perished
polluted
purulent
pustular
putrescent
putrified
smelling
Antonyms for most festering
perfumed
pleasant
helpful
wholesome
honest
moral
trustworthy
kind
fresh
sweet
good
pure
new
undecayed
decent
uncorrupt
nice
superior
Synonyms
adj congested
sore
irritated
fevered
swollen
tender
burnt
bloodshot
raw
red
infected
festering
festered
chafed
scalded
blistered
septic
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