Horses were doomed to slum dwellings and short lives – it was malodorous chaos.
Dog's mercury (M. perennis), which is malodorous and poisonous to livestock, grows wild in European woodlands.
Places of business are noisy; they are apt to be disturbing at night; some of them are malodorous; some are unsightly; some are apt to breed rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants, etc...
The names of 1970s curry houses began to shrug off the colonial past and evoke, instead, a vague sense of eastern exoticism: Lily Tandoori, Aladdin, Sheba – glamorous names to counteract longstanding British prejudices that south Asian food was malodorous and unclean.
The lesion was malodorous with varying amounts of seropurulent discharge, partially ulcerated, erythematous, and slightly itchy.
It is one of the most frequent vaginal infections, and its most common symptom is malodorous discharge.
At the time of admission, his body temperature was 37.8°C, he was malodorous, and he had swelling and painful wounds on both legs.
This study adds to the body of data that the duodenal switch is associated with beneficial effects on a range of aspects of health-related quality of life [ 23- 25], despite that one common side-effect after this operation is malodorous flatus [ 5].
By 1878 the river was noted to be a malodorous, black sewer rather than the sylvan stream of the 1830s.
6, 7 Vaginal discharge can be copious, malodorous, and frothy.
