fusty

/fuhs-tee/US // ˈfʌs ti //UK // (ˈfʌstɪ) //

锈迹斑斑,生锈的,锈迹斑斑的,锈蚀

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
fus·ti·er, fus·ti·est.
- : having a stale smell; moldy; musty: fusty rooms that were in need of a good airing.
- : old-fashioned or out-of-date, as architecture, furnishings, or the like: They still live in that fusty, gingerbread house.
- : stubbornly conservative or old-fashioned; fogyish.

adj.moldy

Synonyms

While they’ve mostly shed their fusty reputation, documentaries still give the impression of being more nutritious than the average TV treat.
Any chance that fusty old uniform can get revamped into something more appropriately Batman-esque for the occasion?
I know, I know—I feel like a fusty old crank merely posing the question.
I've a good mind to buy the goose going home; but then if it should turn out fusty—I think I had better leave it for Mrs. C.
He is another 'rusty, fusty, musty old bachelor,' who lacks that 'company' which Misery is said to love.
He will also have to sleep at night in fusty rooms, which are often without beds, and are almost invariably teeming with insects.
And she grubs away at perfectly uncongenial work, and lives with this fusty old mother in a fusty little lodging-house.
There was a fusty little tavern down the street, full of laughing soldiers.

/fuhs-tee/US // ˈfʌs ti //UK // (ˈfʌstɪ) //

锈迹斑斑,生锈的,锈迹斑斑的,锈蚀

adj.形容词 adjective

1
fus·ti·er, fus·ti·est.
- : having a stale smell; moldy; musty: fusty rooms that were in need of a good airing.
- : old-fashioned or out-of-date, as architecture, furnishings, or the like: They still live in that fusty, gingerbread house.
- : stubbornly conservative or old-fashioned; fogyish.

adj.moldy

Synonyms

While they’ve mostly shed their fusty reputation, documentaries still give the impression of being more nutritious than the average TV treat.
Any chance that fusty old uniform can get revamped into something more appropriately Batman-esque for the occasion?
I know, I know—I feel like a fusty old crank merely posing the question.
I've a good mind to buy the goose going home; but then if it should turn out fusty—I think I had better leave it for Mrs. C.
He is another 'rusty, fusty, musty old bachelor,' who lacks that 'company' which Misery is said to love.
He will also have to sleep at night in fusty rooms, which are often without beds, and are almost invariably teeming with insects.
And she grubs away at perfectly uncongenial work, and lives with this fusty old mother in a fusty little lodging-house.
There was a fusty little tavern down the street, full of laughing soldiers.