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1. Any fungus
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2. Any fungus of ‘mouldy’ appearance, i.e. one with abundant, visible, woolly mycelium upon which dusty or powdery conidia can be seen (e.g. Penicillium species).
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mould / mōld/ • n. & v. British spelling of mold1 , mold2 , and mold3 .
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A. native character XIII; (bodily) form XVI;
B. pattern or matrix by which a thing is shaped XIV. Presumably metathetic alt. of OF. modle (mod. moule) — L. modulus (see MODULATE).
Hence mould vb. XV.
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1. Any fungus.
2. Any fungus of ‘mouldy’ appearance, i.e. one with abundant, visible, woolly mycelium upon which dusty or powdery conidia can be seen (e.g. Penicillium species).
3. See fossilization.
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Hence mouldy (-Y1) XIV.
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