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green mould

British  

noun

  1. another name for blue mould

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"Since we moved in back in 2014, we have had problems with green mould," she said.

From BBC

He said he was "upset" that "furry green mould" was growing around where his daughter sleeps.

From BBC

The dirty white canvas of many tents is cracked and ripped, with green mould at the base.

From The Guardian

It has a jam session on Sundays with a house band, a group who play solid Chicago R&B, including Sidney Joe Qualls, a great singer in the Al Green mould.

From The Guardian

This labour of his had not only given a venerable, but also a somewhat dilapidated appearance to the mansion; and some green mould, with which he had taken the pains to dabble all the white parts of the edifice, did not decrease the look of decay.

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