mustiness in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for mustiness in the English»Spanish Dictionary

mustiness [Am ˈməstinəs, Brit ˈmʌstɪnəs] N U

mustiness

olor m a humedad

mustiness

olor m a moho

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Instead of damp mustiness, it smells of, well, tourists.

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People had gone into it, smelled its mustiness, touched its contents, but when they returned in daylight it had utterly vanished.

www.independent.co.uk

But the atmosphere is intimate and informal -- so much so that a woman at the next table had eased her trainers off, adding a not unpleasant mustiness to the ambience.

www.telegraph.co.uk

It's "earthy" -- equal parts freshness, moisture, mustiness and ferment.

qz.com

At the same time he allows a fresh, almost anachronistic wit to percolate, warding off the dread spirit of historical mustiness.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Infused flavours can cover up a multitude of oil sins, including mustiness, bitterness and dullness.

news.nationalpost.com

Infestation causes discoloration, loss of germinability, heating, mustiness, and decay.

en.wikipedia.org

This spacious walk-in robe features louvre windows and a built-in dehumidifier for improved air quality and circulation, which should ensure mould and mustiness never make an appearance.

www.smh.com.au

Fillet of venison, it is, scarlet but not under-cooked, succulent and with that delicious mustiness unique to this animal.

www.independent.co.uk

It was a smell compounded from sweat and mustiness and black poverty inheriting white cast-offs.

jamaica-gleaner.com