Reeked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REEKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REEK, 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
NOUN:
• a foul smell
• smoke
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give off a strong, unpleasant odor

Words related to REEKED

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How to use REEKED in a sentence

• The whole train reeked of putrid fish when we reached Haifa in the evening, in time to watch the sun go down across the really glorious Bay of Acre.
• It reeked with the smell of tobacco, and notwithstanding the warmth of the June day, all the windows were tightly closed.
• The ports were all fast, but leaked, and what little air came in descended through the scuttle, so the place still reeked with acrid powder-smoke that bit the throat and eyes.
• Jim took charge of him, receiving in return a glance from the pony that positively reeked of malice.
• Into the cavern he passed and it reeked with the smell of joy.
• French officers and soldiers with bandaged heads and limbs told me their stories, while their wounds were still wet, and while their clothes still reeked of the smoke of battle.
• Bottles of wine were produced and no man thought of blood when he drank its redness, though the smell of blood reeked from the stretchers in the cars.
• The air they breathed reeked with a sharp chemical odor and the stench of burning rags.
• His room was a box of a place that reeked with odors of stale tobacco smoke.
• It was not only the low brutal face that compelled this feeling, but the coarse language that reeked from his lips.
• The place reeked with smoke, and undeniably there was dancing going on somewhere.
• The place reeked with dampness, and, in spite of these openings, its air was foul and stifling.
• It was the blaze of a forest fire which lit the gorge from end to end, and filled the air with a ruddy fog of smoke, which reeked in the nostrils and set throats choking.
• The air which still reeked of burning was preferable to the unwholesome stench which these bestial northern Indians exhaled.
• And its immediate neighborhood reeked with the native odors of the Indian encampment.
• The air of Washington reeked with deadly hatred of the President.
• On a chair beside the bed sat a bottle, and the room reeked with the smell of breath charged with alcohol.
• Behind him the city reeked in a close August twilight.
• It reeked of stale cigar-smoke, which would hang in the curtains for a week.
• Her little airy figure was in strange contrast with these gloomy passages, these stones that had reeked with blood and smoke.
• The place was crowded with ship hands and dock labourers, and reeked with that indescribable odour which is peculiar to the locality.
• They were transcendantly adroit and they reeked of talent.
• Every inch of the deck was disputed, and not an inch obtained until it reeked with blood.
• More cloths, and already the air in the place reeked with chloroform.
• The place reeked with the smell of foul air and tobacco smoke.
• She reeked of alcohol, and the one room which she inhabited was indescribably filthy.
• The landlady threw open a door and ushered me into a small room which reeked of stale food and damp clothes.
• The tales I have heard them relate before and during their sojourn on the Spanish main reeked with a villainous odour.
• The room reeked with the thin, acrid odour of the wine, and a sickly perfume of vanilla essence.
• The age reeked with such blood feuds, of which the preachers could not cure their fiery flocks.
• Wherever he turned, all reeked of filth and poverty.

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