Odour is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ODOUR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• any smell, whether fragrant or offensive, also ODOR
• a distinctive smell, especially an unpleasant one
• a lingering quality or impression attaching to something
• the state of being held in a specified regard
• particular smell
• the sensation that results when olfactory receptors in the nose are stimulated by particular chemicals in gaseous form
• any property detected by the olfactory system

Words related to ODOUR

odor5 odourless10 odours7

Words that contain ODOUR

odours7 odoured9 malodour11 odourful12 malodours12 odourless10

How to use ODOUR in a sentence

• The beauty and the odour thus become associated in your mind, and the smell brings along with it the pleasure you feel in looking at it.
• A spirit is also distilled from the tubers, which resembles brandy, but is milder, and has a flavour as if it were charged with the odour of violets or raspberries.
• The fruit tastes extremely like onions, and is very often used by the common people, but its odour and taste are too strong for Europeans.
• The odour of their late tenants alone proclaimed the fact of their recent shipwreck.
• A fresh, sharp odour rose from the dew-steeped earth, giving place, as he gained upon the flock, to the smell of moist wool.
• It was of a pale orange, and had a most grateful odour.
• CHAPTER II An odour of spirits evaporated in the warm winds of May which came through the open window.
• The barn was half full of hay, and in the dry pungent odour Mike and Lady Edith rested an hour.
• The shell has a pleasant odour in which a little true cocoa aroma can be detected.
• Empty are still many sites for lone ones and twain ones, around which floateth the odour of tranquil seas.
• The sun rises and sets on it, the odour of the flowers comes up to it from the piazza, and the music of the band comes down to it from the Pincio.
• The odour of the black poppy made her faint and she went into the house to escape from it, but the scent of it clung to her garments and hands and could not be washed away.
• I drew the cork, inhaled for a moment the hard dry odour of poppies, and prepared to drink.
• It has a fragrant odour, acquired in drying, somewhat resembling fresh hay or tea.
• A faint odour of the already mouldering year rose from the wet earth.
• The sharp odour of the burning pine was keen to the nostrils, and mingled with it was the smell of the fried ham.

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