effluvium

The danger here is that it must be interesting effluvia.

That, I imagine, could just shake the effluvia out of anyone.

I am dying, sitting in a pool of blood and effluvium.

Can you get twenty-one words in fifteen minutes from effluvium.

It is concerned with effluvia and the like which have always been very much the concern of the local health authorities'.

The family was poor, the air clogged with industrial effluvia.

Good, but that is not nearly enough to stem the effluvia poisoning the political environment.

Great fires were burned to drive away the evil effluvia.

Where a foot is placed an effluvium remains for a considerable time.

It is said the smoke may purge the air of the effluvia.

And so from them there was a steady effluvium of mild aggression.

From the water rose an effluvium of fuel oil and rotten vegetables.

I thought it was only the effluvia; few stand it as we do.

The effluvium of the vines suddenly seemed anything but lulling.

All these years later, nudity and bodily effluvia still feel shocking.

Some hair loss conditions go by the name "effluvium," which means an outflow.

We have whole states with nothing better to do than serve as ancestral burial grounds for our effluvium.

A delicate effluvium only barely sensed, like no woman smell he had ever known.

"Stay out of unwholesome effluvia and you'll likely escape without a fever."

For some minutes, there was no sound except the slosh of their legs through the thick effluvia.

After a few hours, as he rested, he began to smell the effluvia from the land.

Clear, cool and crisp, with just enough wind to sweep the effluvium of city life from the streets.

Rats live in man's universe, surviving on the effluvia of human society; they eat our garbage.

This feature presents for public ridicule the best bureaucratic effluvia it can find.

Ray knew it for an effluvium of spirit, and he did not question his ability to see it.