mildew

In the end, love was no match for the mildew.

Two sides of the house have now started to mildew (south and west).

Dust he had expected, after so long away, perhaps mildew, too.

When you find mildew, look for places that need repair.

"I think it's a kind of mildew or something that grew when they left the water standing here for a few years."

Green mildew ran down the peeling wall from every window.

A. Sounds as if it may be mildew, rather than dirt.

I sit back on my heels and watch her really attack the mildew.

You aren't going to do her any good as a living mildew collection.

Here it was, this still room smelling of mildew in the cold.

The last time I looked into the home department, a lively exchange about mildew was going on.

How to deal with mold or mildew in a trunk.

He found the mildew in an open bin of flour.

This should keep mildew from returning after it is removed.

A friend of mine worked on a wall with mildew, and he lost his voice for three months."

The books all smelled of mildew, but you could find the most obscure things sometimes.

The paper felt like dried leaves, and smelled of mildew.

The smell of mildew was strong as I opened the locker door.

Q. Other than mildew is there anything else you won't take on?

But it was soon learned that the regimen invited mildew problems.

It'd go mildew though you keep it too long.

The robots did a good job of keeping away the dust and the mildew.

It can be subject to mildew or leaf spot, especially during the second half of the growing season.

The air space between the rooms kept too much moisture and let mildew grow.

Bulbs should be firm with no sign of mildew or mold.

They were damp and anything put down there would be mildewed in a month, he said.

They'd had one son before Carolyn decided that rain mildewed the mind.

Heavy curtains had been left across the windows, and these were mildewed.

It all went, finally, except for the literary history, which was badly mildewed.

"An old book," he said, "will smell nice without having to be mildewed."

The previous owners put up wallpaper, which mildewed and peeled off.

On the floor, once elegant tile was gouged and mildewed.

And their makers had pockets so deep the money had mildewed.

Several of the structures, many cracked and mildewed, have built-in cages.

The white pillars still stood tall, but the paint was peeling and looked mildewed on the top.

Because of dampness in storage, his skin had mildewed.

They mildewed almost immediately, and they rotted sooner rather than later.

Splendid tapestries, now mildewed and rotting, hung upon the walls.

The mortar around them was cracked and mildewed.

"Them pictures is mildewed," said her 69-year-old father, Samuel Alexander.

If joint is mildewed, scrub it with chlorine bleach.

The inside of the metal is in good condition, but the exterior is rusted and mildewed.

The building was old and cavernous, the hallways mildewed by fear and soured hopes.

Others complain about rodents, no hot water, walls mildewed from leaking pipes and elevators that constantly break down.

(I was, however, shocked when he said that the cabins at Camp David were "mildewed."

Damp stains mildewed one of the walls; the cottage felt cold, and even worse, smelled faintly musty.

His clothes were mildewed.

The walls were mildewed and stained, and the hallway smelled of cigarette smoke and urine.

Or mildewed by seawater?

It was mildewed, soaking, and stank.