mosker

1) To decay, rot, crumble away, now used only by dialect speakers.

1642 The first decay of wilfes is allwayes att the hearte, for they will rotte, mosker, and bee hollowe within soe that a man may stande within them when the sides are sounde and the tree alive, Elmswell

1711 the old lead was very much maskard, Sheffield.

dates 1642 1711

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