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mucid

[myoo-sid]
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adjective Archaic.
  1. moldy; musty.

Origin of mucid

1650–60; < Latin mūcidus musty, moldy, equivalent to mūc- (see mucor) + -idus -id4
Related formsmu·cid·ness, noun
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Related Words for mucid

close, dank, moist, pasty, slimy, soggy, sticky, sweaty, wet, drizzly, mucid, mucous
British Dictionary definitions for mucid

mucid

adjective
  1. rare mouldy, musty, or slimy
Derived Formsmucidity or mucidness, noun

Word Origin for mucid

C17: from Latin mūcidus, from mucēre to be mouldy
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