quick-to-rot
adjectiveUK /ˌkwɪk tə ˈrɒt/
US /ˌkwɪk tə ˈrɑːt/
Something that gets old and bad very fast.
The quick-to-rot fruit turned brown after just two days.
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2. Something that stops working or being useful very soon.
That quick-to-rot battery died before the trip was over.
3. A plan or idea that fails very quickly.
The quick-to-rot scheme fell apart within a week.
4. A friendship or feeling that fades fast.
Their quick-to-rot excitement faded by the second day.