mouldy

English

From mould +‎ -y.

mouldy (comparative mouldier or more mouldy, superlative mouldiest or most mouldy)

Covered with mould.
Synonym: rotten
Showing signs of neglect; disused.
Synonyms: disused, neglected
(UK, colloquial) Worthless; lousy; rotten.
- 2014, Patricia Combs, Café Paradise:
  'Go cuddle up to your mouldy old papers,' she shouted at him. 'See how warm they'll keep you.' She slammed the door and made to walk off.
(obsolete, slang, derogatory) Gray-headed, whether from age or hair powder.
- 1820, Satirical and Political Pamphlets (page 27)
  Let him be great, as e'er he will, / He's rotten at the heart's core still; / Yet counsel from his mouldy pate, / Supports the trembling chair of state, / And scatters with unsparing hand, / A thousand miseries o'er the land; […]

covered with mould

Bulgarian: плесенясал (bg) (plesenjasal)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 發霉的／发霉的 (zh) (fāméi de)
Czech: plesnivý (cs) m
Dutch: beschimmeld (nl)
Esperanto: mucida (eo)
Finnish: homeinen (fi)
French: moisi (fr)
Galician: balorento (gl) m
Gallurese: muffìtu
Georgian: ობიანი (obiani), დაობებული (daobebuli), ობმოკიდებული (obmoḳidebuli), ობით დაფარული (obit daparuli)
German: schimmelig, verschimmelt (de)
Hungarian: penészes (hu)
Indonesian: apak (id), apek (id)
Italian: ammuffito (it), mucido (it)
Japanese: かびた (ja) (kabita)
Kabuverdianu: boloradu, bloróde
Korean: 곰팡이가 핀 (gompang'iga pin)
Latin: mūcidus
Maori: kāhekaheka, puruhekaheka, pūhekaheka, pōhekaheka, hekaheka, hōpurupuru, hakuhaku
Old English: fyniġ, fyniht
Plautdietsch: bepilzt, schemlich
Polish: spleśniały m
Portuguese: embolorado, mofado, bolorento (pt)
Romanian: muced (ro)
Russian: заплесневе́лый (ru) (zaplesnevélyj), заплесневе́вший (ru) (zaplesnevévšij)
Sardinian:
Campidanese: imbirdigadu
Logudorese: murighinadu
Sassarese: muffìtu, mugaratu
Serbo-Croatian: pljesniv
Spanish: mohoso (es)
Swedish: möglig (sv)
Turkish: küflü (tr)
Vietnamese: mốc (vi), mốc meo (vi)
Yiddish: פֿאַרשימלט‎ (farshimlt)

neglected — see neglected