mossy
/ˈmɔsi/
adjective
- Covered with or resembling moss, a small green plant that grows in damp, shady places.
- The roof of the abandoned cabin had become mossy over the years.
- We followed a mossy path through the forest.
- The old stone wall was mossy and cool to the touch.
- Having a soft, fuzzy, or velvety texture like moss.
- The mossy surface of the rock made it easy to grip.
- She wore a mossy green sweater that was incredibly soft.
- The mossy carpet in the living room felt nice under my bare feet.
- Old-fashioned, outdated, or reminiscent of an earlier time (often used figuratively).
- The museum had a mossy charm that appealed to history lovers.
- His mossy ideas about technology don't work in today's world.
- Some of the mossy traditions in the town are still celebrated every year.