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Qué (quién) es odoriferous$54634$ - definición
stench
![Odor control covers at a [[sewage treatment plant]]: Under these covers, grit and gravel are settled out of the wastewater.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/ALCOSAN Odor Control Covers (6926400399).jpg?width=200 "Odor control covers at a [[sewage treatment plant]]: Under these covers, grit and gravel are settled out of the wastewater.")
THING SENSED BY SMELL
Stench; Aroma; Odour; Scent; Odors; Stunk; Stinks; Malodor; Stank; Odour analysis; Unpleasant odor; Odoriferous; Unpleasant odour; Odouriferous; Odour agent; Odor agent; Odour dispersion; Odor dispersion; Odours; Malodour; FIDOL
(stenches)
A stench is a strong and very unpleasant smell.
The stench of burning rubber was overpowering.
N-COUNT: oft N of n
odor
THING SENSED BY SMELL
Stench; Aroma; Odour; Scent; Odors; Stunk; Stinks; Malodor; Stank; Odour analysis; Unpleasant odor; Odoriferous; Unpleasant odour; Odouriferous; Odour agent; Odor agent; Odour dispersion; Odor dispersion; Odours; Malodour; FIDOL
see odour
odour
THING SENSED BY SMELL
Stench; Aroma; Odour; Scent; Odors; Stunk; Stinks; Malodor; Stank; Odour analysis; Unpleasant odor; Odoriferous; Unpleasant odour; Odouriferous; Odour agent; Odor agent; Odour dispersion; Odor dispersion; Odours; Malodour; FIDOL
(US odor)
¦ noun
1. a distinctive smell.
2. a lingering quality or impression.
Phrases
be in good (or bad) odour informal be in or out of favour.
Derivatives
odorize or odorise verb
odorizer or odoriser noun
odorous adjective
odourless adjective
Origin
ME: from Anglo-Norman Fr., from L. odor 'smell'.
