mildewed

She dried the teacup with a worn mildewed hand towel, also embroidered with Lily of the Valley.

Many of the pictures in the gallery were warped and cracked, and mildewed by neglect and damp.

When he relighted the candle he held in one hand a packet wrapped in a piece of mildewed leather.

In 1864, the Government found that quantities of grain paid in under the tax as new-grown were mildewed.

You have steadily shut out the sun, and your minds have become musty, damp and mildewed.

I may remark that the cabinet hed a gloomy and mildewed look.