smelly

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• find: Hove Reply author: Truth Seeker Replied on: 03/12/2005 08:16:54 AM Message: I find the whole thing very smelly indeed.
• get: Humans also hate bad breath - try raiding the neighbor's rubbish tin to get something particularly smelly.
• become: This will also prevent your kerbside container or recycling point from becoming dirty and/or smelly.

Modifies a noun

• sock: There are a couple of smelly socks lying around - he, he.
• breath: My own 2 amazons have smelly breath too, I think this is normal for them.
• urine: This is embarrassing but I have very strong and smelly urine.
• mud: Helen managed to spectacularly slip into the smelly mud - don't worry the after effects are all on video!
• discharge: Select a topic I have a smelly green discharge I have small spots on my penis Was the condom safe enough?
• cheese: Trish likes fish, Fred likes bread and finally they list the food liked by a very special girl who also likes smelly cheese!

Modifying Another Word

• rather: A little further on, round the corner of the building, was a rather smelly gent's urinal.
• pretty: We saw the very impressive but pretty smelly changing rooms with all the players changing areas and baths.
• very: There were also visits to the tombs ( very smelly!
• quite: Now, it was still very damp, cold and quite smelly.
• too: A nice mature cheese, but nothing too smelly.
• really: Had a hell of a day in court yesterday with a really smelly client with my bump trying to burst out the whole time!

Used with adjective complement

• get: Job done very quickly and the tray doesn't get smelly.
• become: Even so, it soon became intolerably smelly, getting worse as the sun rose high above.
• go: But most of these teeth would rot and go very smelly, went funny colors and looked very strange!