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malodorous

[mal-oh-der-uhs] / mælˈoʊ dər əs /


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But longer days and more sunshine helps the a**hole's malodorous behavior ripen, making it more likely that we'll encounter them in the wild.

From Salon

Recently, the malodorous whiff that once trailed SPACs has re-emerged, raising doubts about their longevity.

From New York Times

“They look like a hub, and they walk like a hub, but they don’t have this unfortunate malodorous name,” says Alex King, a materials scientist retired from DOE’s Ames Laboratory.

From Science Magazine

Phosphine is a toxic, malodorous gas that is extremely poisonous and has been used in chemical weapons.

From Washington Post

It’s a place that breathes; a malodorous beast, waiting to strike.

From Seattle Times