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Meanings of smelling in English
Usage of smelling in English
1
Labour is smelling power, and the making of a new social revolution.
2
We are constantly smelling and tasting, right the way through the process.
3
They are great hunters & can track animals by smelling the ground.
4
It was on the immediate right, large and smelling of new wood.
5
He arrived minutes later, looking rushed and smelling like greasy fast food.
6
Killers come to we us as friends, smelling we our innocent radiation.
7
He couldn't quite believe that this rank-smelling specimen was his former master.
8
Knot was sure to come home pink, or shaved, or smelling weird.
9
As my dear friend Craig Bennett would say: Pass the smelling salts!
10
And they learn that, of course, when they do their mindful smelling.
11
And Aaron shall burn sweet smelling incense upon it in the morning.
12
WAKING up and smelling the coffee will be more expensive from today.
13
Look at how he's smelling us-he doesn't want to seem too friendly.
14
I'm going to invent new limits for you and your fish-smelling bitch.
15
And homes in some areas have been inundated by the nasty-smelling insects.
16
The air smelling of cabbage and lilacs and all manner of unidentifiables:
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Smelling through the time
Smelling across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common