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rancid

[ran-sid] / ˈræn sɪd /


Example Sentences

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The vitriol against Bragg became so rancid — and sometimes racist — friends worried for his safety.

From Seattle Times

Inside, a rancid smell permeates the hallways, begging for Lysol.

From Los Angeles Times

On that rancid day, Gendron decided to "defend" the "white race" by entering a supermarket and shooting 10 people to death for the "crime" of not being white.

From Salon

According to one nose-witness, it just produced a smell like “rancid chocolate.”

From Washington Post

Color spills into the lobby of the Museum of Modern Art, radiating from a 3-D animation of sloshing, puffy liquid fizzing in ectoplasmic earth-tones and rancid pastels.

From New York Times