unpleasant-smelling

“Well – sadly, yes, there are guys, unfortunately, who still correspond to this aged, decrepit, and rather unpleasant-smelling cad of an idea.”

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“Yeasts produce carbon dioxide most rapidly at around 95°F/35°C, but they also produce more noticeable quantities of sour and unpleasant-smelling by-products.”

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“The members of the Mammoth Hearth she had met called the unpleasant-smelling plant thorn-apple, because of its spiny green fruit, but it brought back memories from her childhood.”

The Plains of Passage

“If you don't want to cut your feet you'd better bury it," and he hurried off to wash from his hands some of the unpleasant-smelling mixture that had clung to them.”

The Boy Ranchers in Camp or The Water Fight at Diamond X

“This unpleasant-smelling, seemingly half witted individual could not have spoken more plainly, and was obviously delighted he had given a Parisian such short shrift.”

Maigret's Rival

“They might accuse themselves of taking jobs from local cormorants or mice or whatever other indigenous inhabitants the islands have; and march down their own roads, brandishing banners emblazoned with slogans such as "SEND US HOME" and "KICK US OUT"; perhaps even post unpleasant-smelling matter through their own letterboxes.”

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“Late one night in a small Alabama cemetery, Vance Vanders had a run-in with the local witch doctor, who wafted a bottle of unpleasant-smelling liquid in front of his face, and told him he was about to die and that no one could save him.”

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