intransitive. To emit a smell or vapour of any kind; to smell (sweetly or otherwise). Obsolete.

To emit a scent or odour. Of a scent: To be emitted or exhaled. Also with adverbs, as out, up. Obsolete as a specific use: merged in sense 4.

intransitive. To give out, send forth, or exhale an odour; to have a smell, scent, etc.

intransitive. To smell, give out a (sweet) smell or odour. Also figurative, to be redolent of something.

intransitive. To emit a (specified) scent or odour; to smell (of something). Now rare.

To have a character or quality of some kind, to ‘taste of’, ‘smell of’ (intransitive and transitive).

intransitive. To be odorous, savour, smell. Obsolete.

intransitive. To give off or exude an odour or perfume. Also: to smell of or like something. Also figurative (esp. in early use).

intransitive. To emit a perfume or odour; to smell. Now rare.

To exhale or emit the odour of, to have the smell of, something. Also rarely on (now dialect).