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stunk

verb as in smell badly

verb as in be lousy, bad

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Example Sentences

I won’t lie, the video stunk, but I was absolutely impressed by the quality of the audio.

One episode, the Christmas one, we all pigged out like crazy and went to see Tron: Legacy right after, and we all stunk horribly.

But hard as it is for a liberal to say, the Democratic party in New Jersey has traditionally stunk to high heaven.

We were carried into a vast bed-room, which I suppose is the club-room, for it stunk of tobacco like a justice of the peace!

Thou liest, I think abominably, and thou hadst been In my place, thou wouldst have stunk at both ends.

This they seemed to void in a way of defence, and it stunk worse than assafoetida, or what is commonly called devil's dung.

Father drunk, mother drunk, a hell of a home that stunk with liquor, and where there was no bread.

The pasture gate was down and even that holy of holies, the branding corral, stunk of sheep.

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On this page you'll find 22 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to stunk, such as: offend, reek, funk, be offensive, be rotten, and have an odor.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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