mustiness

The September air was all he needed to clear the mustiness from both the office and his head.

The mustiness in the air gave way to wood smoke.

She could smell the sour mustiness of him as he passed.

You smelled it, in the mustiness of all that aging paper.

The fresh air felt good after the mustiness of the caverns.

The air was close, dead, with a mustiness that made his nose itch.

He's frank, down to earth and not prone to cosmic mustiness.

Gone are the clutter and the mustiness of the vintage country store.

The mustiness of old leaves was in his mouth.

The mustiness of the room made his head ache.

His face was resting against the hard earth, and he could smell the mustiness of the soil.

Banks had noticed the dust in the hall and a certain mustiness to the atmosphere.

There's an inevitable mustiness about the retrospective narration, for example.

A rich scent of pine and mustiness filled their nostrils.

Here the city smells lapsed into mustiness and stale air.

The mustiness began to lift and the harsh echoes softened.

With much better hymns and a better class of mustiness.

There was a faint mustiness, an echo of pub smell.

After the mustiness of the tunnel, it was delicious.

It smelled of wood and a sort of quite pleasant mustiness.

There was a slight mustiness to the air.

The mustiness of the tomb hung over the cave.

There was an underlying smell of mustiness and decay.

There was no smell, other than a damp, under-a-stone mustiness.

He sniffed the air and smelled an odd mustiness.