mustied

adj

Etymology

From musty + -ed.

  1. derived from moiste
  2. inherited from mosty
  3. derived from *mews- — “damp; moss
  4. derived from mustum — “unfermented or partially fermented grape juice, must; new wine
  5. derived from mūceō — “to be mouldy or musty
  6. derived from mūcidus — “mouldy, musty
  7. derived from *mucidus
  8. derived from moiste — “clammy, damp, moist, wet
  9. derived from muste
  10. inherited from musty
  11. suffixed as mustied — “musty + ed

Definitions

  1. Made musty.

    • The air in a cask is musty, or mustied, because it is bound or confined.
  2. simple past and past participle of musty

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