Meanings of become mouldy in English

It seems, however, to keep well, and shows no disposition to become mouldy.

If suffered to remain, they often become mouldy, and injure the health of the colony.

Precedents become mouldy, politicians change with the times, and creeds advance with the public thought.

Would you be kind enough to open these latter as they are apt to become mouldy.

Flour and corn-meal become mouldy.

We had the mortification to discover that two of the bags of pemmican which was our principal reliance had become mouldy by wet.

If food is put away, it becomes mouldy.

Five drops of creosote added to a pint of ordinary ink will effectually prevent its becoming mouldy.

It was not possible to keep the moisture out of our belongings; everything became mouldy except what became rusty.

Rub the wart with a stolen dish-cloth, and secrete the dish-cloth until it becomes mouldy and decays, then the wart is cured.

Its fruit keeps very badly in the warehouses, and becomes mouldy at the expiration of a year, notwithstanding all the precautions employed for drying it.