fusty
21fusty — see BEAT …
22fusty — fust·y || fÊŒstɪ adj. smelling of mildew, having a musty smell, stuffy; old fashioned, conservative …
23fusty — adjective (fustier, fustiest) 1》 smelling stale, damp, or stuffy. 2》 old fashioned. Derivatives fustily adverb fustiness noun Origin C15: from OFr. fuste smelling of the cask …
24fusty — a. Musty, mouldy, rank, ill smelling, malodorous …
25fusty — adj 1. musty, moldy, mildewed, stale, stale smelling, sour, rancid, rank; stuffy, close, oppressive, unventilated; smelly, strong smelling, bad smelling, malodorous, Rare. mucid; fetid, gamy, noisome, me phitic, stinky. 2. old fashioned, out of… …
26fusty — fus·ty …
27fusty — fus•ty [[t]ˈfʌs ti[/t]] adj. ti•er, ti•est 1) having a stale smell 2) old fashioned; out of date 3) stubbornly conservative; fogyish • Etymology: 1350–1400; ME, =fust < OF: wine cask, tree trunk (< L fūstis stick, pole) + y fus′ti•ly, adv.… …
28fusty — /ˈfʌsti / (say fustee) adjective (fustier, fustiest) 1. mouldy; musty; having a stale smell; stuffy. 2. old fashioned or conservative. 3. stubbornly old fashioned and out of date. {Middle English, from Old French fust wine cask, log, from Latin… …
29fusty — see BEAT …
30fusty — adj. (fustier, fustiest) 1 stale smelling, musty, mouldy. 2 stuffy, close. 3 antiquated, old fashioned. Derivatives: fustily adv. fustiness n. Etymology: ME f. OF fusteacute smelling of the cask f. fust cask, tree trunk, f. L fustis cudgel …
