stale|staled|stales|staling in English

verb

[steɪl]

make or become stale, dry out, spoil

Use "stale|staled|stales|staling" in a sentence

1. Stale bread makes for stale tasting Breadcrumbs

2. This bread is fresh/stale.

3. This bread is going stale.

4. Her performance has become stale.

5. The money smelled stale, and humid.

6. 13 These potato chips are stale.

7. And a sickening stench of stale alcohol and stale smoke and an awful smell from the lavatories.

8. So much for your stale fish!

9. The stale air made us suffocate.

10. Half stale buns and mouldy meat.

11. They make writing stale and wordy.

12. Flowing water does not get stale.

13. The competition has become a bit stale.

14. Her relationship with Mark has become stale.

15. The atmosphere was stale with cigarette smoke.

16. Unless they're stale, most crackers are Crisp.

17. The bread was stale and rock-hard.

18. A miasma of stale alcohol hung around him.

19. These recommendations go far beyond the stale usury debates.

20. He was becoming stale and running out of ideas.

21. 18 They bait the mousetrap with stale cheese.

22. She leaned away from his stale beery breath.

23. Do you smell the reek of stale tobacco?

24. Stale images cancel one's perception and deviate one's motivation.

25. The smell of stale smoke hit him as he entered.