1) Acridity 2) Aroma 3) Fetor 4) Foetor 5) Fragrance 6) Malodor 7) Malodorousness 8) Malodour 9) Odor 10) Rankness 11) Redolence 12) Reek 13) Scent 14) Smell 15) Stench 16) Stink 17) Stinkiness
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1) Aroma 2) Aroma in Stilton or Cheddar 3) Aroma, British style 4) Aroma, smell 5) Aroma, to a Londoner 6) Bath scent 7) British scent 8) British smell 9) Earl Grey aroma 10) French word used in English 11) Gas with grim smell 12) Kent scent 13) London aroma 14) Odor 15) Olfactory perception 16) Olfactory sensation
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==Compass on Canadian Cities, can it be made dynamic== Does anybody know how I can use a generic flash file on pages and load links off the page. Check out Caledon, Ontario to see the textual one, but what I wan`t is to make that into a flash movie that can be placed on every page, and then place the 4+ links on each page that flash will load. Th....
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a volatile emanation that is perceived by the sense of smell.
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the property of certain substances, in very small concentrations, to stimulate chemical sense receptors that sample the air or water surrounding an ... [12 related articles]
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A volatile emanation that is perceived by the sense of smell. ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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odor, odour (British spelling) 1. That property of a substance that is perceptible by the sense of smell; scent, smell; sometimes, specifically, sweet or pleasing scent; fragrance. 2. A substance that emits a sweet smell or scent; a perfume; especially, incense, spice, ointment, etc.; also, an odoriferous flower. 3. A smell or scent, whether plea.....
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Some minerals can be identified by smell when either hit, rubbed or heated. Pyrite for example will give off a smell of burning sulphur when hit. Arsenic compounds when heated, give off a smell of garlic.
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