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Meanings of stinking in English
Offensively malodorous.
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Examples for "rotten"
Examples for "rotten"
1
The stone steps are disjointed; the bell-cord is rotten; the gutter-spouts broken.
2
Truthful and matter of fact about a rotten situation, but also understanding.
3
He said refrigerators were unreliable and the students' food sometimes went rotten.
4
It is very sadly a rotten apple situation here, said Michael Spencer.
5
The Humanists are guilty, the Mitsubishi, the rotten heart of Europe, guilty!
1
Ther's some lousy guy on the Obar working in with the gang.
2
This doesn't mean the prime minister's lousy plan is any good either.
3
That way I wouldn't have to wash lousy clothes for the bunkhouse.
4
Which is why the military has so often done a lousy job.
5
It was, Matullus thought, a truly lousy way to start the day.
1
Today, autonomous vehicles are about as good as a standard crappy driver.
2
As a result, crappy graphics and all, the games hold up beautifully.
3
With each crappy new pitch, our projected glory seems increasingly in doubt.
4
But it was a really crappy day.' He sighed then straightened up.'
5
No need to wait in line for an over priced, crappy haircut.
1
Well, like they say: The best-laid plans often go shitty, don't they?
2
Just the four of us, trying to make this shitty day work.
3
It's a mean, shitty place, and it'll break anyone who pretends different.
4
Sometimes, things just need to be called out as shitty and unfair.
5
The employer was being shitty to new employees and alienating potential ones.
1
Vowing to research the case, I headed back to the stinky room.
2
Christian advises taking them a week before stinky guffs would be unacceptable.
3
I believe Joe placed everything in the stinky room before he left.
4
Or have you sent them all back home with your stinky grass?'
5
And the SuperVision 250 is riding that great, stinky wave of demand.
1
All sorts of creepy, icky, semi-dead things would continue to hunt her.
2
When you think about it, kissing is strange and a bit icky.
3
Super Meat Boy is a strange mix of the icky and avant-garde.
4
But there were these icky fat green caterpillars all over, eating it.
5
Not to mention those icky suicidal impulses from a moment ago.
Usage of stinking in English
1
Into a stinking ditch; into water that was thick, cold, and slimy.
2
We'd move out of the stinking trailer and into a nice house.
3
Some fish fancy flies, others worms, others a bit of stinking gore.
4
Brooding for four hundred years in his stinking wreck of a castle.
5
I'd rather sleep in a sty than stay in this stinking place.
6
Probably not stinking rich enough for it to make a difference, though.
7
We've got to finish our job out there in the stinking trenches.
8
Every few yards we'd have to negotiate a line of stinking seaweed.
9
Burning bare them, and his scutcheon was the blue and stinking flame.
10
Well, she was gone now, with pretty well all her stinking kind.
11
What have you been bandying my name about for, you stinking knave?'
12
We Para Dix players, we do not fight for the stinking crowd.
13
As if he had drowned in the brown stinking waters of London.
14
She muttered protests and slapped weakly at me with one stinking hand.
15
With the stinking farts that we might emit in our final moments.
16
Usually it was around lunchtime, so there was this stinking cafeteria food.
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Stinking through the time
Stinking across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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