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Feces, flies, and fetor: findings from a Peruvian shantytown.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
He saw blue snouts blossom between the planks and nuzzle the sunlight, twitching at the fetor of seaweed that lay scrapped on the beach in black, wormy festoons.— VQR
He can then be assailed with safety, but as his breath is a horrible fetor, a spice (of caution) should be used in approaching him.— Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 12, June 18, 1870
If there have been any previous ulcerations, or the slightest fetor, the mouth should he frequently washed with a diluted solution of the chloride of lime; one part of the saturated solution, and eleven of water.— The Dog

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