The phrase "delicious scent" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe a pleasing smell. For example: "As soon as she opened the jar, the kitchen was filled with a delicious scent of fresh herbs."
The delicious scent from the sarcococcas, daphnes, viburnums and winter honeysuckle lift your spirits.
Narcissus 'Petrel', for instance, with three or four small ivory flowers to each head and a delicious scent.
Later, to pass themselves off as zombies and secure their escape, Rick smothers himself in human viscera so that the zombies won't pick up his delicious scent.
An hour and fifteen minutes later, as Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker were being flattened like paper dolls by the peach, a delicious scent of kirsch began filling the room.
Origins offers its own (well named, as usual) line of foot care, including "Foot Rest" foot soak, pungent with Australian Eucalyptus and menthol; and "Sole Searche" foot scrub, with finely ground lava rock to slough away rough skin along with French peppermint, sandalwood, lemon rind and nutmeg for softening and a subtle but delicious scent.
A cuckoo is singing from a distant tree and a delicious scent from some yellow flowers wafts up from the forest floor.
Scented mousse - many mousses have delicious perfume scents added - choose the one that smells best to you.
The meaty bird was moist and delicious, scented with rosemary and garlic and pleasantly salty on the edges.
The meaty bird is moist and delicious, scented with rosemary and garlic and pleasantly salty on the edges.
But that's not important, for the delicious scents of cowhide and freshly mowed outfields clings to this place, and the effect on children is magical.
When you cook a piece of pork or beef, it's not just the Maillard reaction that occurs; fats also start to oxidize, creating delicious scents that rush toward your nose.
