Stink is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STINK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to emit a foul odour
• have a strong unpleasant smell
• fill somewhere with a strong unpleasant smell
• be very unpleasant, contemptible, or scandalous
• be highly suggestive of (something regarded with disapproval)
• have or appear to have a scandalously large amount of (something, especially money)
• To emit a strong, offensive smell; to send out a disgusting odor.
• To cause to stink; to affect by a stink.
• be extremely bad in quality or in one\'s performance
• smell badly and offensively
• give off a strong unpleasant smell
NOUN:
• a strong unpleasant smell; a stench
• a row or fuss
• A strong, offensive smell; a disgusting odor; a stench.
• a distinctive odor that is offensively unpleasant
• strong unpleasant smell
ADJECTIVE:
• having a strong unpleasant smell
• contemptible; corrupt
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to emit a foul odor

Words related to STINK

niff10 stank9 stanked12 stanking13 stanks10 stinking13 stinkingly18 stinkingness17 stinks10 stunk9

Words that contain STINK

stinko10 stinks10 stinky13 stinker11 stinkard13 stinkbug15 stinkers12 stinkier12 stinking13 stinkpot14 overstink16 stinkards14 stinkbird16 stinkbugs16 stinkeroo13 stinkhorn16 stinkiest13 stinkpots15 stinkweed17 stinkwood17 stinkings14 overstinks17 stinkbirds17 stinkeroos14 stinkhorns17 stinkingly18 stinkstone14 stinkweeds18 stinkwoods18 stinkstones15 overstinking20 stinkingness17 stinkingnesses19

How to use STINK in a sentence

• So hold your nose against the stink And never stop too long to think.
• And they burned very dull, and did seem to throw a fume of sulphur into all the air, as that there was no freedom above for the stink to pass away.
• Now when we had been two hours in the dark part of the Gorge, I smelled of the dread and horrid stink that you do wot of.
• And the stink of that part of the Gorge grew very dreadful, so that it did be as that we should not breathe, with the horror of the stink.
• She then journeyed on until she came to a beautiful lake, but when her glance rested on the lake, it became full of worms, and the water began to stink.
• He was one of those who stink in the nostrils of cleanly, civilised society, and who are its shame and secret sore.
• For some reason, as he picked his road, his mind wandered away from the reek and stink of San Sebastian and back to England, back to Somerset, to the slopes of Mendip.
• A kind of longing seems to come over me for the London stink.
• Blood was smeared over almost every surface and the stink of leaking jet fuel was virtually overpowering.
• They meant to wreck the Meeting, and had brought along bags of cayenne pepper, and pots of chemicals to stink us out.
• He is not buried as yet, nor doth he stink, as is designed he shall, before he lies down in oblivion.
• These were blemishes sufficient to make him stink indeed.
• Ali Baba had said there was a bad stink in the camel stables.
• But the worst stink there is on Fenris is a tallow-wax fire.
• And after this Crysant was enclosed in a stinking prison by the commandment of Numerian, but the stink turned anon into a right sweet odour and savour.
• You know what a stink it raised all along the river, just because you danced with her once, last San Jacinto day.
• He filled our small house with blue clouds of stink.
• And therewithal came a stink of his body when the soul departed, that there might nobody abide the savour.
• If this be Imperialism, it should stink in the nostrils of every decent citizen at home and abroad.
• As for the dyer, his fingers stink like rotten fish, and his clothes are absolutely horrors.

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