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US
/ˈstɪŋki/
]
[ UK /stˈɪŋki/ ]
[ UK /stˈɪŋki/ ]
ADJECTIVE
- having an unpleasant smell
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very bad
it's a stinking world
a lousy play
How To Use stinky In A Sentence
- Bob was never stinky per se, but he had a certain musky quality about him. What's Worse Than Snakes On A Plane?
- I am not sure if all dumps are this smelly - I know that all dumps are odorous - but it was stinky.
- Within the bounds of goat's milk there are so many flavours, ranging anywhere from sweet and tangy to just plain stinky.
- There is a noticeable difference between a stinkweed and a stinky read. George Heymont: Too Many Tokes Over the Line
- Truthfully, any hamster I have, or don't have, will remain pretty stinky if his lavations are left to me.
- I found your report on salmon farm fishing both fishy and stinky.
- He fetches his favorite toy, an ancient stinky ball of kapok and synthetic fur, cured and flavored by two years spent outdoors in all seasons.
- July 5th, 2006 at 7: 13 pm ann coulter says: malkin is not a bad ‘bottom’ most days … she likes me to wear a japanese headband and yell ‘BONZAI’ … that gets her all hot and stinky … mooney is welcome … i never say ‘no’ to another eunuch … i say ‘bring it on!’ kisses, ann Think Progress » Coulter plagiarism charges are being investigated
- Apparently, he doesn't like using garlic in his food… so he uses this spice called asafetida, which is really stinky and looked like Chinese medicine powder to me.
- But, I'll go ahead and sink this stinky diatribe to the bottom of the briny depths. Subhankar Banerjee: Youth Across North America Are Fighting For Their Future Climate