malodorous
Adjective
Meaning
having an unpleasant smell
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If we could examine them individually apart from one another, then we might be able to tell which one is malodorous or having the squeaky shoes.
Riggs finely evokes life in young Christopher’s Canterbury, particularly the grim environs of St. George the Martyr, the malodorous parish where the Marlowe family resided.
In writing about Palomas, Marjorie Lilly () apparently travels trapped within a parallel universe, a fear-filled and malodorous place, which I cannot find isomorphic with my lived daily reality of these past years.
French Canadian Pépé had an air of animated malodorous skunk about it.
One of the world’s largest open-air landfills where thousands of people have made a living sorting through the debris by hand will close after 34 years in malodorous service.
While you're struggling to jam your feet into malodorous ski boots in a cramped rental shop, beads of sweat trickling down your back, you have to remind yourself that this is fun.