ammoniac

Beaten, skinned alive, his head was put in an ammoniac bucket.

The method was applied to kidneys, which otherwise have a rather ammoniac smell."

Ammoniac pollution is an issue in agriculture in particular, and varies from region to region.

Ammoniac seas shimmered in the dim sunlight.

The stink of their droppings, sharp and ammoniac al filled Sean's lungs as he gasped from the effort of holding himself.

An ammoniac maser designed by the LSRH, was built and shown at the Universal Exhibition of Brussels.

His words were drowned out by a general shout that went up, as a gigantic soap bubble suddenly seemed to rise out of the ammoniac sea, above the dome structure below.

To the feral reek of buffalo, horse and fowl and the sour remains of human nourishment was added suddenly a smoky, faintly ammoniac odour of female flesh, entirely new to him.

With more than 200 battleships, he lay 4000 fathoms deep on the bottom of an ammoniac sea; above which boiled and seethed the poisonous atmosphere of a planetary giant whose diameter exceeded that of Jupiter eight times.

A fortunate thing, in a way, since the cold kept down the smells of the assorted fungi, low-level oxidation, and the vaguely ammoniac stink of boreglunches; Spock was thankful for the thin suit of thermal protection he wore under his uniform.

In modern Romance languages, urinals are still named after him (for example, vespasiano in Italian, and vespasienne in French) probably in reference to a tax he placed on urine collection (useful due to its ammoniac content; see Pay toilet).