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Though the setting is very D.I.Y. — a chockablock classroom, gallery, lab and library — it’s a headquarters for olfactive experimentation and offers access to hands-on education, much of which was traditionally available only to professional perfumers.

Back then, I smelled like I had a boyfriend and got all the olfactive endorphins but didn’t actually have to deal with one.

But the jay enjoys not these olfactive refections.

The sensations of smell which cheer, inform, and broaden my life are not less pleasant merely because some critic who treads the wide, bright pathway of the eye has not cultivated his olfactive sense.

The irritative ideas of smell from the increased action of the olfactive nerve excite our attention.

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

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