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This is a dubious proposition at best; indeed, the putrid scent of "blood money" -- the idea that a murderer can somehow wipe away his crime by paying the family of the victims -- clings to it.
Sulphur Works, an area known for its sharp, putrid scent, is thought to be the center of the old caldera.
Most people who have eaten pork their entire life probably don't realize this, but pork has a weird smell to it, a faint putrid scent that permeates the broad array of swine foods the world has to offer.
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One engineering feat was accomplished by the 2006 MIT iGEM team, who modified the normally putrid smell of bacteria so that the cells generated pleasant scents, such as wintergreen and banana.
A putrid smell hung in the air.
It was a most unpleasant coincidence, complete with putrid smell.
The putrid smell of rotting corpses.
Some wore masks to block out the putrid smell.
I caught a whiff of her putrid body odor.' By Dave she is 'revealing her yellow teeth and putrid, steamy breath'.
Your roast beef sandwich gets half of its flavor from horseradish sauce, and horseradish sauce gets most all of it's flavor from isothiocyanate, a chemical compound in the plant with a scent so putrid that it's a natural defense against animals, and also people who might want to be your friend.
The wooden floors were buckled and the smell was putrid.
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