acrid

And forgetting to keep the acrid note out of his voice.

He believed his time with the Yankees was coming to an acrid end.

Acrid smoke still lay over the water and the trees.

The air is acrid and burns the throat within minutes.

The acrid smoke made her eyes water, and she blinked.

The coffee was acrid, having sat on the hot pad too long.

There was an acrid smell of something having been burned.

For an instant, there was nothing but black, acrid smoke.

Yet the air still has a slight biting, acrid quality.

The powder she finally located was so acrid that it made her eyes water.

A burst of acrid smoke struck her in the face.

The acrid smell of an electrical fire filled the air.

The white flesh has a strong smell and an acrid taste.

The evidence that fed back from this election was acrid, strong medicine.

The acrid smell of burning still hung in the air.

The acrid smell of fear rose from the seated group.

There was an odd, acrid taste in the back of her throat.

The voice within her mind was acrid as the stench of vinegar.

Television showed only film of the acrid black smoke that hung above city.

Moving the flowers raised a slightly acrid smell in the room.

There was a puff of smoke and an acrid smell.

Hot, acrid air filled his lungs with the scent of fire.

It is edible and described as having an acrid taste.

Soon the air would be full of acrid smoke.

Possibly it was the acrid smoke from his sod fire.