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Meanings of intoxicating scent in English

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Usage of intoxicating scent in English
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In the subzero air Dryden sniffed the intoxicating scent of lighter fuel.
The coldest blood
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He leaned his forehead against her own, drinking in her intoxicating scent.
Embrace the darkness
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Following the intoxicating scent of blood, Jagr angled to the west.
Darkness unleashed
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But it wasn't the intoxicating scent of rain-washed lilacs that tickled his nose.
The devil wears plaid
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Immediately the intoxicating scent from her gardens filled the room.
Acts of faith
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He placed his candle on the floor and stepped away from her intoxicating scent.
The spurned viscountess
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But there really is nothing quite like the intoxicating scent of Le Labo's iconic Santal 33.
News.com.au
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She stepped nearer to him, setting his senses alight with her warm proximity, her intoxicating scent.
The notorious scoundrel
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The thick aroma of fresh earth rolled over her, along with a heady, intoxicating scent she couldn't identify.
Wings
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But this fellow seemed to smoke for enjoyment, and the smoke from his pipe had a sweet, intoxicating scent.
Sons of the Oak
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He was too overcome with emotion, the intoxicating scent of her hair, and the thrill of her body against his.
Home to italy
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As the servants and boys exited the room, John lifted the ambrosia to his lips and savored the intoxicating scent.
Four dukes and a devil
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He drew in a lungful of the essence of sweet straw, pinesap, and the intoxicating scent of warm horse -healthyand content.
House of Bathory
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He would come to me then, his body thrumming with adrenaline and lust, his mind half-maddened by the intoxicating scent of me.
Moonburn
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She took a deep draught of sweet, intoxicating scent from the narcissi, and his gaze once more brought blushes to her cheeks.
El Dorado: An Adventure of the Scarlet Pimpernel
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Its soporific beauty and intoxicating scent were so familiar to Margaret that she felt as though she were returning to her true home.
A change in altitude
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