Moulder

//ˈməʊldə//

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corrosion corrupt corruption crasis create creation creeper crumble crumble into dust crust cut decay decomposition degradability degradation denomination description designation devise dharma

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diathesis diatom die differentia differential dilapidation dirt discipline disease-producing microorganism disintegrate disintegration disorganization disposition dissolution distinctive feature dry land dry rot dust earmark earth eccentricity echovirus ectocarpales efform elaborate enterovirus erect ethos evolve extrude fabric fabricate fabrication fall in with fall into decay fall to pieces fashion fashioning feather feature fern fester fiber figuration figure filterable virus fit fix flavor follow forge forging form formalize format formation formulate found frame freehold fruits and vegetables fucus fudge together fungi fungus gangrene gear to genius genre genus germ get up getup glebe go go bad go by go to pieces grain gram-negative bacteria gram-positive bacteria grapevine grassland green algae ground gulfweed gust habit hallmark harmonize herb heterophyte hew hue humor humors idiocrasy idiosyncrasy ilk impress impression inclination index indite individualism inner form intaglio ivy kelp keynote kidney kin kind knead knock out label land landholdings last lay out layout

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leaning legume lentil liana lichen lick into shape line lineaments lithosphere liverwort lot make make conform make up makeup making manner mannerism manufacture marginal land

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mark marking marl matrix mature meet mental set mettle microbe microorganism mildew mind mind-set mint modality mode model mold molder molding molds mortify moss moth moth and rust mushroom must nature necrose negative nonfilterable virus number observe odor organic structure organism organization oxidation oxidization parasite parasitic plant particularity patch together pathogen pattern patterning pea peculiarity persuasion perthophyte pest phaeophyceae phylum physique phytoplankton picornavirus piece together plan planktonic algae plant families platonic form platonic idea predilection predisposition prefabricate preference prepare proclivity produce production propensity property prototype protozoa protozoon puffball pulse punch put together put up putrefy putresce quality quirk race raise rankle real estate real property rear reconcile rectify red algae region regolith reovirus resolution rhinovirus rickettsia rockweed rot rough out roughcast roughhew rub off corners run up rust saprophyte sargasso sargassum savor sculpt sculpture sea lentil sea moss sea wrack seal seaweed set set up settle setup shape shaping shoe last significant form singularity slant smack smut sod soil somatotype sort specialty species sphacelate spirillum spirit spirochete spoil spoilage spore stagnate stamp staphylococcus straighten strain streak streptococcus stripe structure structuring style subaerial deposit subsoil succulent suchness suit suppurate system tailor taint tally with tang taste tectonics temper temperament template tendency tenor terra terra firma terrain territory texture thallogens the country the like of the likes of thermoform tissue toadstool token tone topsoil trait tribe trick trypanosome turn turn of mind twist type variety vein vetch vibrio vine virus warp warp and woof way weave web whomp up woodland work worm wort wrack write yield

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amoulder foulder milder mouldered mouldering mouldery mouldress moulter

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decay dough moulding moulds rot shapes

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Dutch

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rotten verb ((intransitive) to decay or rot, or to crumble to pieces — see also crumble, decay, rot)
vergaan verb ((intransitive) to decay or rot, or to crumble to pieces — see also crumble, decay, rot)

Esperanto

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diseriĝi verb ((intransitive) to decay or rot, or to crumble to pieces — see also crumble, decay, rot)

Finnish

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muotoilija noun (person who moulds dough into loaves for baking into bread)
muovaaja noun (person who moulds or shapes material into objects)
muovain noun (instrument or machine used to mould or shape material into objects)
murentaa verb ((transitive) to cause (something) to decay or rot, or to crumble to pieces)

Russian

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гнить verb ((intransitive) to decay or rot, or to crumble to pieces — see also crumble, decay, rot)
сгнить verb ((intransitive) to decay or rot, or to crumble to pieces — see also crumble, decay, rot)

Ukrainian

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розкла́стися pf or розікла́стися verb ((intransitive) to decay or rot, or to crumble to pieces — see also crumble, decay, rot)
розклада́тися verb ((intransitive) to decay or rot, or to crumble to pieces — see also crumble, decay, rot)
розсипа́тися verb ((intransitive) to decay or rot, or to crumble to pieces — see also crumble, decay, rot)

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In a certaine kingdome of theſe late-diſcovered Indies, vpon the day of a ſolemne proceſſion, in vvhich the Idoles they adore, are publikely caried vpo and dovvne, […] there are numbered of others ſeene, vvho proſtrating themſelves alongſt vpon the ground, endure very paciently to be mouldred and cruſhed to death, vnder the Chariots vvheeles, thinking thereby to purchaſe after their death, a veneration of holineſſe, of vvhich they are not defrauded.

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[S]harp and corroding rheums had so early mouldered those rocks and hardest parts of his fabric [teeth], that a man might well conceive that his years were never like to double or twice tell over his teeth.

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How many men have we seen moulder and crumble away great estates, and yet pay no debts?

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In buyldinge of a fortreſſe or other honorable mantion⸝ it aught to be well conſidered that the cement⸝ wherewith the ſtones be layde⸝ be firme and well bindynge. For if it be brokle ⁊ will mouldre a way with euery ſhowre of raine⸝ the buyldynge may nat contynewe⸝ […]

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