Reek is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REEK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to give off smoke, fumes or smell, also REECH
• smell strongly and unpleasantly; stink
• be suggestive of something unpleasant or undesirable
• give off smoke, steam, or fumes
• To emit vapor, usually that which is warm and moist; to be full of fumes; to steam; to smoke; to exhale.
• have an element suggestive (of something)
• smell badly and offensively
• be wet with sweat or blood, as of one\'s face
• give off smoke, fumes, warm vapour, steam, etc.
• smell strongly
NOUN:
• a foul smell
• A rick.
• Vapor; steam; smoke; fume.
• a distinctive odor that is offensively unpleasant
• strong unpleasant smell
• smoke
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give off a strong, unpleasant odor

Words related to REEK

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Words that contain REEK

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How to use REEK in a sentence

• No doubt if she removes her watchful eye and turns to bathe her baby, her tenement will reek with smoking fat.
• The reek of spirits trailed behind him through the purity like a soiled rag.
• The grey reek of the pipes filled the building, and the air was pungent with the acrid smell of cheap, strong tobacco.
• Sometimes the sunset would turn those distant mists into a bank of crimson, and the dark mountains would rise from that sinister reek like islands in a sea of blood.
• They smelt the reek of the powder among the squares and streets in the most distant as well as the nearest quarters of the city.
• A spring is there which, by the malignant reek of its water, destroys the original nature of anything whatsoever.
• Inside, the house was seen to be ruinous throughout, and filled with a violent and abominable reek.
• The men stood in a close crowd like herded cattle, and the atmosphere of the place was heavy with the reek of humanity and coarse tobacco-smoke.
• But at noon a wind sprang up that drove the mist through London streets in streaks and strings mixed with smoke and the reek of steaming roofs.
• The reek of the furnace, a sulphurous vapour streaked with pungent bitterness, seemed to make the distant hillside of Hanley quiver.
• An odor of musk combated for an instant with the whiskey reek diffused by Mr.
• From ravaged field and city now Arose the screams and reek of war.
• The mangled carcass of a deer lay on the ground, and the stench of fresh blood mingled with the reek of the camp.
• Inside, where the air was thick with smoke and the reek of raw liquors, they heard again the great news from California.
• The place smelt a trifle musty, and all the air was full of the subtle reek of decay.
• He was still plastered with patches of dried mud and slime, the reek of it thick in his nostrils.
• She could catch the reek of raw spirits around him as he stood near by.
• The air she was breathing began to reek with the pungent smell of burning.
• For a moment I felt remorse, fear, a cowardly desire to escape, to get away yonder, beyond the reek of powder, the cries of pain.
• And the reek of this great burning hung for days after in the heavens.
• They packed the Assembly Room at the back, where the subscription dances are held, and the reek of hot joints was suffocating.
• He had a passion for the water, and to his love of swimming was added a passion for the underworld gossip with which the piers of the East River reek in bathing weather.
• The wall was all chinks, and the bitter reek came in unchecked.
• He watched the dim blue reek swirling up from him, and he felt the pleasant aromatic bite upon his palate, while a restful languor crept over his weary and harassed body.
• But myself, he said, must escape from the stifle of this cave and the reek of the bats, and, dropping on his hands and knees, he crawled into the air.
• The lamp was spreading soot over everything and the reek of kerosene was stronger than usual.

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