unfragrant

• “It was a vile, unfragrant, miserable ordeal throughout which I wore the same pair of unflattering tracksuit pants.”

  The Guardian: What I bought this week: festival fashion

• “I spot more pounding the unfragrant, glorious streets of London every day.”

  The Guardian: What I bought this week: MBT fitness shoes

• “Whether by unfragrant vagrants or happy hookers, being accosted on the sidewalk is one the great pleasures of living in Manhattan, the capital of interactive, spontaneous street theatre.”

  Sayonara, Sweet Kazuko: Jewelry Designer, Loveable Kook

• “An unfragrant odour was no objection; the fish was boiled and eaten, and the water drunk as soup.”

  A Popular Account of Dr. Livingstone's Expedition to the Zambesi and Its Tributaries

• “Bermuda is a great reservoir of these bulbs, which are sent up, like their unfragrant rivals the onions, by the barrelful.”

  Manners and Social Usages

• “What had that viscous and unfragrant material to do with the present interview?”

  The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 47, September, 1861

• “The sick only, hapless martyrs unable to leave their cribs, lay passive, if not resigned, and were trampled under foot by their ferocious and unfragrant foes.”

  Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 61, No. 380, June, 1847

• “We may quarrel about standards of decency; but we agree — I hope that I do not generalize from insufficient data — we agree that persons who have 'lost all sense of decency' are undesirable, unfragrant, and perhaps imbecile and unsafe to be abroad in the community.”

  Unprintable

• “Now he carefully unwraps the rawhide that binds the spear head into his old haft, and for want of water to moisten it crams the whole unfragrant mass into his mouth that it may be softened by warmth and saliva.”

  The Eternal Savage

• “They sat in long rows, with quick fingers stripping the stems from the not unfragrant leaves.”

  V. V.'s Eyes

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