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moldy

[mohl-dee] / ˈmoʊl di /


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For Christmas dinner, they toasted moldy bread, and Gibbons surprised everyone with a single can of Spam that they split among everyone.

From Los Angeles Times

County’s jails, describing filthy conditions, vermin and insect infestations, a lack of clean water and moldy and spoiled food.

From Los Angeles Times

They would say things like, “What is that? It looks moldy.”

From Salon

The wider sweeps are stressing the capacity of the detention system, where detainees have reported moldy food, dirty towels and no changes of clothes for more than a week at a time.

From Los Angeles Times

“Nobody deserves dirty showers, nobody deserves moldy food.”

From Los Angeles Times