Smell
41smell — See rotten egg smell stink bomb smell …
42smell — One of the senses. We do know that the olfactory nerves are just as efficient as the optic or auditory nerves. The difficulty lies in the fact that our conscious use of them is so less frequent. To put it another way, we may smell as we see or… …
43smell it up — AND smell the stuff tv. to sniff or snort powdered drugs, usually cocaine. (Drugs.) □ One of those guys shoots it; the other smells it up. □ You don’t breathe it in; you just smell the stuff …
44smell — noun see money has no smell verb see fish and guests smell after three days …
45smell up — verb cause to smell bad; fill with a bad smell • Syn: ↑stink up, ↑stink out • Hypernyms: ↑odorize, ↑odourise, ↑scent • Verb Frames: Somebody s something …
46smell up — {v.}, {informal} To make a bad smell. * /A skunk smelled up our yard last night./ * /Mr. Brodsky s cigar smelled up the living room./ …
47smell up — {v.}, {informal} To make a bad smell. * /A skunk smelled up our yard last night./ * /Mr. Brodsky s cigar smelled up the living room./ …
48smell — See smell, stink, scent …
49smell of — phr verb Smell of is used with these nouns as the object: ↑gasoline, ↑oil, ↑petrol …
50smell — [12] Smell is something of a mystery word. It is assumed to go back to an Old English *smiellan or *smyllan, but no such verb has been recorded, nor have any related forms in other languages been pin pointed for certain. One theory links it with… …