Foul-smelling, stinking. Also figurative, with reference to moral or spiritual corruption.

Sharp, pungent, piquant to the taste or smell. Now rare.

Of smell, taste, etc.: characteristic of a ram; rank, strong, pungent; disagreeable, offensive.

Having a strong and unpleasant smell; rancid. Formerly also with †of. Also figurative.

That emits vapour or steam; steaming; full of moisture, esp. rank moisture. Now chiefly: giving off powerful and unpleasant smells or fumes; stinking.

Having an offensive smell, stinking; (figurative) loathsome, contemptible.

Disagreeable or offensive to the sense of smell, or to refined feelings.

Offensive or unpleasant to the smell or taste; noisome, nasty.

Foul, noisome, fetid. Obsolete.

Offensive to the sense of smell; foul-smelling.

Offensive to the sense of smell, foul-smelling, rank. Also: strong-smelling, pungent.

Having an offensive smell; stinking.

Offensive to smell or taste; nauseating. Now frequently in predicative use passing into sense 3a.

Not smelling sweetly.

Of a smell, taste, etc.: rank, pungent, rammish. Of a person or animal: characterized by such a smell. Now chiefly English regional (north-west mid…

Full of stench, smelling offensively, stinking.

Stinking, disgusting, contemptible.

Of fat or oil, or foods containing these: having an unpleasant taste or smell as a result of decomposition; rank, stale, sour; (also) designating…

Giving off, or full of, an unpleasant or unwholesome odour or fume; (now chiefly) giving off a powerful and unpleasant smell; stinking. Also figur…

Affecting the sense organs, esp. those of smell or taste, with a sharp, penetrating sensation; acrid, irritant; intensely flavoured, piquant.

= olid, adj.

Having a strong or offensive smell; rank, fetid.

Foul-smelling.

= virose, adj.

Having a strong and unpleasant smell; fetid, rank. Also in extended use.

Rancid.

Containing or of the nature of fæces or dregs; abounding with sediment or impurities; thick, turbid. Now usually with stronger sense: Laden or…

Poisonous; suggestive of poisonous qualities; rank and unwholesome. Of smell or flavour.

Emitting a stench, foul-smelling.

Not fragrant; the opposite of fragrant; malodorous.

Malodorous; having an unpleasant smell. Also figurative or transferred.

Evil-smelling, emitting a bad odour. Obsolete. rare.

Having an unpleasant or nasty smell; foul-smelling. Also figurative.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Emitting a bad smell or smells; stinking. Also figurative.

Ill-smelling, malodorous.

= stinking, adj. Also as n.

Having an offensive smell; malodorous, foul-smelling. rare.

Having a strong smell, esp. an unpleasant one. Also as n.

Having an unpleasant smell. Also figurative.

Having a strong, usually unpleasant smell; stinky, smelly.

Of food or another perishable substance. Originally and chiefly Caribbean. Esp. of meat or fish: pungent, foul-smelling. Also in extended use. Cf…

That smells bad, stinking; (more generally) unpleasant, foul. Also: very drunk.

Filthy, smelly; disgusting. Also: inferior, rubbish.

Foul-smelling, stinking. Also more generally: unpleasant, horrible.

That gives out a powerful and unpleasant smell; stinking, smelly. Also figurative: very bad, terrible. Cf. honk, v.2