mealy

Those are mealy and they give all fruit a bad name.

On a more recent visit, it was mealy and bland.

I do hope you're not going to begin our working relationship with mealy words, General, or it won't last long.

And they felt contempt for him despite their mealy mouths.

And although mealy bugs cannot fly, the young ones love to travel.

Do not overcook or they will be tough and mealy.

I found a mealy bug on one of the plants."

A. A mealy peach is the fault of the producer.

There's no need to be so mealy - mouthed about it.

Cut in the cold butter until the mixture has a mealy texture.

In the room were five people, the tall chair, and the mealy light of the rising new moon.

By hand or machine, cut in 6 tablespoons butter until mixture is mealy.

The reality was that each little bag contained only mealy white potato.

The texture is often mealy, like that of a baked potato.

These shrimp were mealy and we suspect the oil was too cool for frying.

Unfortunately, the tomatoes were mealy, and should be avoided till summer.

He had black hair, olive skin, sharp features, and a mealy mouth.

But the grin, like the mealy dark eyes, carried no cordiality.

Before you know it, your apples will be from storage, which makes them mealy, fit only for sauce.

Similar problems have been reported in India, with both mealy bugs and aphids.

The early picked pears turn soft and mealy without ever becoming juicy.

He smelled of dust and grass, a clean, mealy scent.

It does not suffer from pests, other than the occasional mealy bug.

"Fish cut with a Western blade will turn mealy.

Unfortunately, the best clue to whether a tomato has been kept too cold is its mealy texture.