Definition of stinky in English:

stinky

adjectivestinkier, stinkiest ˈstɪŋkiˈstɪŋki

informal

1Having a strong or unpleasant smell.
stinky cheese
a stinky, sweaty room
Example sentencesExamples
- For years, people afflicted with the itchy skin condition used stinky coal-tar derivatives to alleviate their symptoms.
- A group of villagers have gone online to protest at a stinky turkey farm.
- Leaky pipes and the occasional blockage provides some diverting fun for the rest of the family as they watch Dad struggle with the stinky mess.
- I struggle to breathe without getting his stinky breath inhaled.
- We drove around in a cramped, stinky van.
1. 1.1 Very disagreeable and unpleasant.
  he went to his stinky job year after year
  a real stinky situation
  Example sentencesExamples
  They point to signs of life in some of the bombed-out corners of markets, and banks finally finding buyers for some of their stinkiest assets.
  There may be some stinky skeleton lurking in his past.
  Healthy and progressive organizations make change easier than stinky evil organizations do.
  It's a bit of a stinky ballad that I briefly had a soft spot for, but I can't really get behind a song which advocates not lying to someone just because they are beautiful.
  The same suggestions were made in the original film and the stinky sequel.

Rhymes

dinky, Helsinki, inky, Kinki, kinky, minke, pinkie, pinky, slinky, stotinki

Definition of stinky in US English:

stinky

adjectiveˈstɪŋkiˈstiNGkē

informal

1Having a strong or unpleasant smell.
stinky cheese
a stinky, sweaty room
Example sentencesExamples
- I struggle to breathe without getting his stinky breath inhaled.
- We drove around in a cramped, stinky van.
- Leaky pipes and the occasional blockage provides some diverting fun for the rest of the family as they watch Dad struggle with the stinky mess.
- A group of villagers have gone online to protest at a stinky turkey farm.
- For years, people afflicted with the itchy skin condition used stinky coal-tar derivatives to alleviate their symptoms.
1. 1.1 Very disagreeable and unpleasant.
  he went to his stinky job year after year
  a real stinky situation
  Example sentencesExamples
  They point to signs of life in some of the bombed-out corners of markets, and banks finally finding buyers for some of their stinkiest assets.
  It's a bit of a stinky ballad that I briefly had a soft spot for, but I can't really get behind a song which advocates not lying to someone just because they are beautiful.
  There may be some stinky skeleton lurking in his past.
  Healthy and progressive organizations make change easier than stinky evil organizations do.
  The same suggestions were made in the original film and the stinky sequel.

单词	stinky
释义	Definition of stinky in English: stinky adjectivestinkier, stinkiest ˈstɪŋkiˈstɪŋki informal 1Having a strong or unpleasant smell. stinky cheese a stinky, sweaty room Example sentencesExamples For years, people afflicted with the itchy skin condition used stinky coal-tar derivatives to alleviate their symptoms. A group of villagers have gone online to protest at a stinky turkey farm. Leaky pipes and the occasional blockage provides some diverting fun for the rest of the family as they watch Dad struggle with the stinky mess. I struggle to breathe without getting his stinky breath inhaled. We drove around in a cramped, stinky van. 1.1 Very disagreeable and unpleasant. he went to his stinky job year after year a real stinky situation Example sentencesExamples They point to signs of life in some of the bombed-out corners of markets, and banks finally finding buyers for some of their stinkiest assets. There may be some stinky skeleton lurking in his past. Healthy and progressive organizations make change easier than stinky evil organizations do. It's a bit of a stinky ballad that I briefly had a soft spot for, but I can't really get behind a song which advocates not lying to someone just because they are beautiful. The same suggestions were made in the original film and the stinky sequel. Rhymes dinky, Helsinki, inky, Kinki, kinky, minke, pinkie, pinky, slinky, stotinki Definition of stinky in US English: stinky adjectiveˈstɪŋkiˈstiNGkē informal 1Having a strong or unpleasant smell. stinky cheese a stinky, sweaty room Example sentencesExamples I struggle to breathe without getting his stinky breath inhaled. We drove around in a cramped, stinky van. Leaky pipes and the occasional blockage provides some diverting fun for the rest of the family as they watch Dad struggle with the stinky mess. A group of villagers have gone online to protest at a stinky turkey farm. For years, people afflicted with the itchy skin condition used stinky coal-tar derivatives to alleviate their symptoms. 1.1 Very disagreeable and unpleasant. he went to his stinky job year after year a real stinky situation Example sentencesExamples They point to signs of life in some of the bombed-out corners of markets, and banks finally finding buyers for some of their stinkiest assets. It's a bit of a stinky ballad that I briefly had a soft spot for, but I can't really get behind a song which advocates not lying to someone just because they are beautiful. There may be some stinky skeleton lurking in his past. Healthy and progressive organizations make change easier than stinky evil organizations do. The same suggestions were made in the original film and the stinky sequel.
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