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Meanings of mephitis in English
Portuguese
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genus mephitis Usage of mephitis in English
1
Come along with me, and get the mephitis blown out of you.
2
Soon a woman ka-wate (mephitis) came along with a vase and a gourd for water.
3
The odor with which this creature, truly named Mephitis, can overpower its assailants is truly AWFUL.
4
That pickpocket, Sir Mephitis, could solve the mystery.
5
As a result, Sir Mephitis, as Burroughs calls him, lies stark and stiff near the door.
6
From Sir Mephitis to romantic moonlight and lofty musings, no doubt, which ended with a screech-owl.
7
Sir Mephitis mephitica, or, in plain English, the skunk, has awakened from his six weeks' nap, and come out into society again.
8
Febris was the god of fever, Mephitis the god of stench; Fessonia aided the weary, and "Sweet Cloacina" presided over the drains.
Frequent collocations
Mephitis through the time