A far cry from the average person living in Didam, the small Dutch village where I grew up, he had rough dreads, smelled like hell, pushed an old wagon through town and bought cola for his pony.
Another man appears, his face rough and smelling of cigarettes and Scotch when we kiss him, but he's not ours, this is understood, he belongs to a pair of girls somewhere else — girls we can't see but this new non-father can.
Behind us there was a wall of rough flagstone that smelled of dirt, of fields in summer with the sun beating down after a heavy rain.
Mouthwash If you've had a rough night and you smell like death, it's good to have mouthwash.
Nobody seems to want to hang around with the desert-island people, who look sort of rough and don't smell that good.
Thus, the code starts smelling.
He exposed the world he lived in – ugly high-rises, mean streets, carpets on the walls, echoing sport halls – to the world outside Russia, and it smelled of the rough underground spirit of film director Larry Clark and early issues of British, rebel-style bibles The Face and i-D.
It's a rougher, Seattle look, and feel and smell".
The eighteen critical non-presented words used (and their corresponding fifteen wordlists) were: window, sleep, smell, doctor, sweet, chair, smoke, rough, needle, anger, trash, soft, city, cup, cold, mountain, slow, river (Stadler et al., 1999).
