unfragrant

But on the whole they found the plantings, while attractive, strikingly unfragrant.

A cup of unfragrant tea, sweetened with condensed milk, and a biscuit which was strongly scented with a peculiarly acrid smell, were gratefully accepted by the wellnigh exhausted sub.

Horses are continually being washed and currycombed outside their stable doors; frequent heaps of immondeazzajo make the air unfragrant; and the perspective is frequently damaged by rows of linen suspended across the road from window to window.

This unfragrant crowd was exceedingly dense, being welded together, as it were, in the street through which we strove to make our way.

English crowds, unfragrant, 397, 398.