Similarly, nail varnish and varnish remover, although strong smelling, are probably too water soluble to be intoxicants. |
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He'd gotten blitzed at Tacky's Tavern and came home at bar time smelling like a brewery. |
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The management and board, smelling a big ugly scene, capitulated and accepted the union. |
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If it's good enough for Her Majesty the Queen, it's good enough for those unaccustomed to smelling fresh paint wherever they go. |
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He wore a dark scarf covering his face and is described as smelling strongly of body odour. |
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I yielded, resting my weight against him, smelling the soap on his skin and the faint mustiness of the clothes. |
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Wrinkles creased his furry muzzle, as though he was smelling something foul. |
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But like the stoves, they remained unlighted, cold, and black, smelling faintly of oil. |
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I strode along the deck, letting the breeze blow my hair around and smelling the cool ocean scent. |
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He kissed the top of her head, smelling the sweet lavender scent of her shampoo. |
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Ignoring such figures would undoubtedly result in cabinet resignations as the likely leadership candidates, smelling blood, jockey for position. |
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But of course, now that I'm a woman smelling the roses, living my own life, I won't talk to you a lot about it. |
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Kodi's eyes snapped open as he fell into a coughing fit caused by the ammonia in the smelling salts. |
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With a sputtering cough, Cyrus was jerked back into consciousness, the acrid ammonia fumes of the smelling salts under his nose doing their job. |
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Guttman, closely cropped, clean-shaven and smelling of brilliantine, heads for Mozambique. |
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They fetch a sponge and smelling salts, and go upstairs to the room where Grace Poole usually stays. |
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The Forest Department is powerless to evict them since local politicians, smelling a profitable vote bank, have rallied to the squatters' cause. |
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Again, she tried to scream but one of the figures put a sickly smelling cloth on her nose and mouth and she began to feel tired. |
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Her matted hair billowed out a bit as the stagnant unimaginably foul smelling air started to flow past them. |
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Hagfish live in burrows on the seafloor and locate their food by smelling and feeling as they swim. |
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I had known of a link with the smelling cells, the olfactory nerve cells, or neurons, in the nose, but not the eyes. |
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The stinkpot turtle gets its name from the foul smelling secretions it releases from musk glands under the border of the carapace. |
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They are as pugnacious as stinkpot turtles and when threatened they quickly secrete a foul smelling liquid. |
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The animals have been known to make a nuisance of themselves by ripping open rubbish bags after smelling food. |
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The idea of a town's worth of bins, all smelling to high heaven, in close proximity to each other, is not at all a happy one winter or summer. |
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Or are we supposed to approach 2020 smelling of ordure, and sinking in swill? |
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He then took to walking in a stride towards these fellows, smelling the aroma emanating from the beverage. |
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The next morning, I came to life smelling of smoke, with a twisted ankle, a lot less money, and this really, really big hickey. |
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I was revived by smelling salts but, without a substitute to replace me, I played on. |
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Aubrey buried his face into her hair, smelling the sweet scent of rose shampoo, hiding his face from view. |
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In one endless makeup bag there contained her secret stash, a hoard of makeup, creams, colors and bottles smelling of lavender and rose. |
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I don't know if you've smelled a Philly cheesesteak lately, but it's one of the few times that I feel fat just for smelling something fatty. |
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Walking along, smoking his chibouque and smelling the flowers, he came to a baking-oven by the roadside. |
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A sweet smelling bouquet of white roses was stuck down in a simple white vase that sat on Anne's cedar hope chest. |
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I like crawling naked into my own clean sheeted, perfectly made bed and having a nap still smelling like men's cologne. |
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Ian returns with a sweatshirt and sweatpants, fleecy and smelling of soap and faint cologne. |
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It tasted awful, but then smoking a cigar is never as pleasant as smelling it in the air. |
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I passed the time by strolling around the parked planes, smelling their grease, their soot, stroking the smoothness of their glossed coachwork. |
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The coffee pot tipped over and started pouring gallon after gallon of the thick, burnt-coffee smelling liquid onto the floor. |
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I'm assuming that smelling like sea creatures is a good thing and not a comment on my personal hygiene. |
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The pie eater in the overalls, his fingers still smelling of pecans, picked up the bass player and nearly squeezed the breath out of him. |
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She bathed his wounds in a steaming infusion of sweet smelling herbs, and as they inhaled the steam, their exhaustion seeped out of their bones. |
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Staff first became aware of the blaze after smelling smoke in the restaurant and told people they had to leave when a fire alarm was activated. |
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My nails were cut and shaped, my eyebrows plucked and then a massage with sweet smelling creams. |
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Complex tics might include jumping, smelling objects, touching the nose, touching other people, coprolalia, echolalia, or self-harming behaviors. |
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Strained once again and finished up with a dose of vodka, my cordial was looking nice and smelling lovely. |
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Kehris leaned against him smelling the flowery scent he always carried with him. |
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He answers that he was compared to a sweet smelling fragrance that stays in the corner of a room and does not spread. |
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Wait three minutes between smelling different fragrances, and nibble on a cracker while waiting. |
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The emphasis in the advertising was on overall cleanliness, freshness, and smelling nice. |
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You indulge in the bread, butter and omelet or the delicious smelling vegetable cutlets or vegetable fritters. |
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If they didn't, I would of gone around smelling like a salad dressing sundae with whipped cream and fudge on top. |
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To his left, more remembered than seen, a long still mound of bed clothes smelling of eau de toilette marked his wife. |
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Smartly dressed and smelling of expensive eau de toilette, there didn't seem to be an axe concealed underneath his jacket. |
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Take care over your appearance and present yourself smelling, looking and feeling as attractive as you can. |
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He filled it with tobacco and lit it, puffing the sweet smelling smoke around the car. |
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She looked at him in distaste, smelling the rotten stench of vomit, and sure enough, he'd puked on the floor. |
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This is a really attractive plant with dark purplish, green, crinkled leaves and sweet smelling lilac purple flowers, it is well worth growing. |
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Later I discovered that the carpet was drenched with a foul smelling liquid that I can only assume is ectoplasm. |
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Go into a movie and instead of smelling your partners nice perfume you smell the disgusting smells of cigarettes! |
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The boy smiled toothily, smelling the distinct aroma that is victory and raised his hand again to strike. |
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The dunny man carried away the foul smelling night-soil from all of our outdoor conveniences. |
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Sluggish, heavily polluted and evil smelling, it snaked through the borough like a poisonous serpent. |
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On that basis, we might as well all give up washing and go around smelling like badgers, and nearly as hairy, too. |
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Last year she started smelling pretty bad and acting up so Mum made her sleep outside in the wood shed during the summer. |
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I imagined him to be a tweedy 40-year-old, steeped in Africana lore and smelling of cigar smoke. |
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The book dummies, storyboards, jacket covers, and double page spreads were proudly displayed, still smelling strongly of glue and fixatives. |
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He is drunker than a sailor, his breath smelling of double-malt whiskey and wintergreen. |
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She's bunched up my sweater in front of her face and is smelling it, the oddest expression on her face. |
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In this case the symptoms will be thirst, vomiting, drowsiness, labored breathing, abdominal pain and fruity smelling breath. |
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It also means the staff do not have to put up with going home smelling like an ashtray. |
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He would feel her pulse, chafe her wrists, apply restoratives and smelling salts, burn feathers under her nose. |
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Lavender buds make wonderful smelling sachets, as do dried citrus rinds and dried flowers. |
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Howard didn't remember the stuff smelling quite so vile before, but then he never had it applied to his hide in quite such liberal quantities. |
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I have never understood why little old ladies cover themselves and their houses in vile lavender smelling scents but I do now. |
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A leading high-street bank came up smelling of roses today after switching its energy supply to run on sewage. |
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It is anticipated that some of the hierarchy will not come out smelling of roses. |
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God knows he's served up enough gaffes in the past, only to come up smelling of roses each time. |
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And the men come out smelling of roses, the poor victims of manipulative, scheming women. |
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By the end of the story, Howland has hardly changed at all, and he comes out smelling of roses. |
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There were a couple of trashcans along it, and they spewed nasty smelling piles of half rotten food, and junk. |
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He said she launched a verbal assault against him after smelling alcohol on his breath when he returned from a lunch. |
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For the duration of the rut, territorial bulls within smelling distance of cows will barely pause long enough to munch a mouthful of grass. |
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Her lab coat billowed around her thin frame, smelling sour as she paced back and forth. |
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Before you put your clothes away for the winter, insert a fabric softener sheet or lavender sachet to keep them smelling fresh for next season. |
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Naturally I look for something a little different such as pepperami, garlic sausage meat, strong smelling cheeses, cockles or mussels. |
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Airizelda walked along smelling the air every so often, searching for the scent of moose. |
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I say to Mr Tamihere that businesses can smell it, and they are smelling that sort of smarm a mile away. |
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Families are likely to have smelling, overflowing bins halfway through the second week. |
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Take some time apart from your day to take a nice, warm bath with lovely smelling bath salts. |
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Taking various bubble bath products, bath salts, and other nice smelling products I dumped them in the bathtub. |
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After a protest he was later moved to a sweeter smelling room, although still below stairs. |
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And today you come back, in a foul mood, smelling of the Front and trench foot. |
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It was fine until I lifted the bag, which then spilled its contents all over the floor and all over me in a slimy, sickly-sweet smelling deluge. |
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Her face was covered with a sickly-sweet smelling cloth and she drifted into unconsciousness. |
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With their grip on the Irish market so strong it was perhaps inevitable that each was capable of making costly mistakes and still come up smelling of roses. |
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Benji whistled to himself as he headed towards the kitchen of his parents' bakery, tying on his apron and already smelling the sweet scent of a cake ready to be frosted. |
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Several maids were trying to revive her with smelling salts. |
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Somehow, he still comes up smelling of roses, and sought after. |
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Dried hops are soft and sweet smelling with a natural narcotic effect that will induce restful sleep, while lavender flowers and rose petals are refreshingly fragrant. |
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Near sundown, Jude arrived, smelling like fish and incredibly tired. |
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Tobacco is a sweet smelling product of the aromatic leaves of the Nicotina plant, but contains carcinogenic and highly addictive substances like nicotine, tar and benzene. |
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When you walk into a home where the air is tinged with aromatic spices and sweet smelling delicacies, your mouth waters and you feel an insatiable hunger. |
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Just watch out for funny men with briefcases smelling of pies. |
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I'm sweating, huffing and puffing, smelling of lake, and trying not to swallow the bugs that keep hitting me in the face as I speed along the trail. |
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And there's no sign anywhere of a lull in the crime wave, as British producers, smelling filthy lucre, are courting and flattering ex-cons by the dozen. |
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The beauty of the NFL, besides the game itself and all the eye candy surrounding it, is that even if your team looks like a stinker, it can wind up smelling like roses. |
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An hour later I awoke in my chamber with the help of smelling salts. |
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Dylan Byers at Politico is smelling a traffic breakthrough by burrowing after MSNBC and Andrea Mitchell about Wawagate. |
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Last night's abortive attempts at a barbeque, despite lashings of the odd smelling spray, proved that the only way of avoiding midges is to stay indoors. |
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She lathered her hands up with the rose smelling soap and began to wash. |
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The foul smelling discharge responded only temporarily to antibiotics, and she required surgical debridement and sequestrectomy to remove the infected bone. |
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The general stock consists of patent medicines of all kinds, proprietary goods, toilet requisites, perfumes, smelling and perfume bottles, and a host of other useful articles. |
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Because I used to work the brat stand at the Memorial Union terrace, and spent summers burning the hair off my arms and knuckles and smelling of pork and beer. |
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She was in a bed of sun-dried, sweet smelling cotton sheets. |
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In answer to Dianne's question, Jocelyn says that Roman Chamomile is very tough and has sweet smelling white flowers, but may grow shaggy and need mowing. |
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I close my eyes and rest my head on Ian's shoulder, smelling the Jack Daniels and the wintergreen, feeling the warmth of his skin against my face. |
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Both routes of feeding were physically unnatural and all I wanted was that exhilarating feeling of smelling, tasting and savouring food in my mouth again. |
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I drove home slightly damp and smelling of seaweed, but feeling great. |
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We want him to lie in state smelling sweetly here in this unheated room for the next couple of days before the burial. |
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He even claims that hen partridges conceive just by smelling the scent of males. |
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The clinic, a large house surrounded by single-family homes, is immaculate, smelling of fresh cilantro and coffee beans. |
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This helps the fish breathe and keeps the water from smelling rotten. |
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They will not come through this smelling of roses, but hopefully they will see the error of their ways and come to think of what real competence is about. |
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I intuited that the adventure would be defined by eight hours of smelling diesel exhaust and watching hooks drag through the water without result. |
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Anyways, my point is that everyone should apply long-lasting deodorant or antiperspirant on a daily basis because smelling like sweat is definitely a turnoff for everybody. |
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Most ozonides are thick oily liquids that are foul smelling. |
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The wine cellar's been ransacked, the telly's gone missing and the plants are withered and smelling of pee, but apart from that, it's more or less how I left it. |
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And I would see people subtly sniff the air and then their own clothing, not sure whether it was themselves that were smelling slightly off or not. |
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While it's not customary to design a room using scents, a blossomy smelling candle next to a withered, old couch can definitely lift the mood of the entire room. |
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My sister lives in Italy and sips her wine slowly, smelling it delectably and swirling it like it's work of art. |
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Tasting and smelling mushrooms carries its own hazards because of poisons and allergens. |
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The selling point was that you could put these mice in the microwave and they would come out muffin-warm and smelling like potpourri. |
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Apart from bipedalism, humans differ from chimpanzees mostly in smelling, hearing, digesting proteins, brain size, and the ability of language. |
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He had reason to believe the stercoraceous flavour, condemned by prejudice as a stink, was, in fact, most agreeable to the organs of smelling. |
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And there it sits, spreading rubbish about because of the cats, and smelling like the Dear knows what. |
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Within this inexpensive but highquality range you will find everything from great smelling aftershaves to shaving foams and deodorants. |
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Create a butterfly garden French marigold, sweet smelling lavender, buddleia and red valerian are favourites of butterflies. |
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That when push comes to shove, the favoured few will always come up smelling of roses while the little guy gets drenched in eau de pigswill. |
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She'd take it from the tabernacle, part the silk wrapper, and show me the inscrutable cross-hatchings, pages smelling of lemonwood. |
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Cytisus x praecox is widely planted with a vigorous spreading habit and showers of spicy smelling cream flowers. |
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More a drain refresher than unblocker, this aims at keeping your plugholes smelling fresh as a daisy and I have to say it does just that. |
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Innocent, sandy, smiling, smelling of clove cigarettes and beetrooty hamburgers and a faraway sea. |
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There was a lot of smelling and sniffing and touching involved. |
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Claire Young is energetic and shrewd, but her motormouth would have Sir Alan reaching for the smelling salts on her first day of employment. |
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A male wolf isn't choosey when smelling the attractive pheromones of a female coyote in heat. |
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The door was slammed in his face, and the Judas clicked shut, leaving him alone in the draughty street, now smelling of night and approaching snow. |
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With customers expecting well-equipped, clean, hygienic and fresh smelling washrooms, PHS Washrooms has responded to the growing trend for 'superclean' facilities. |
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Then it sneezed. Considering what it was smelling, that was no surprise. Tell the truth, I'd gotten so used to the jof jof dung that I didn't notice it anymore. |
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It looks like any other clear glycerin soap and acts like it, too, except that it smells very pepperminty and left my skin smelling sort of sharp. |
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Up a street called The Grove, just before the tax office, there's this alley, half hidden by a skip overflowing with bin-bags smelling of bubbling nappies. |
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We'd count down the hot dog smelling New York minutes until one of us would be called away to do something more tedious like piano practice or homework or wash. |
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Mountaineers have been saved from death, taxis have been ordered at 3am without recourse to a phonebox smelling of wee and insults can be hurled by text. |
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Those fusspots in the New Testament worryin' their wee heads off about meat that had been within smelling distance of an idol and pestering Paul about it. |
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In her hand she'd held a silver pistol which she'd pointed at Aldous's head and fired five times, five sharp cracks and some blue smoke from the amorces smelling of fireworks. |
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We're checking for cork taint, a nasty little fungus that'll murder your wine and leave it smelling like it was killed and left in a bin bag full of Stilton, leave it to us. |
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