“To go stale” in Japanese
Short answer
To go stale in Japanese is “陳ねる” (hineru). Full meaning: to age, to get old, to go stale; to be too grown-up (for one's age), to be precocious; to become twisted, to become warped, to become perverse.
Other ways to say “To go stale” in Japanese
パサつく
pasatsuku to dry out, to become dry (and brittle), to go stale
ぱさつく
pasatsuku to dry out, to become dry (and brittle), to go stale
ハザック
hazakku to dry out, to become dry (and brittle), to go stale
ばさつき
basatsuki to dry out, to become dry (and brittle), to go stale
ばさつく
basatsuku to dry out, to become dry (and brittle), to go stale
ばさつい
basatsui to dry out, to become dry (and brittle), to go stale
ばさつか
basatsuka to dry out, to become dry (and brittle), to go stale
ぱさつか
pasatsuka to dry out, to become dry (and brittle), to go stale
パサつけ
pasatsuke to dry out, to become dry (and brittle), to go stale
パサつい
pasatsui to dry out, to become dry (and brittle), to go stale
ばさつこ
basatsuko to dry out, to become dry (and brittle), to go stale
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