putrescent

She has no way of knowing the putrescent Left is using her.

I shoved open another door, and knew by the putrescent odor that we'd found dead bodies.

It was falling in upon itself, a putrescent mess.

The flesh of his heavy face hung in putrescent strings and runners.

Within, before long there was nothing but the chaos, the darkness, and the putrescent odour.

I lowered the flashlight and at once discovered the source of the putrescent smell.

It exposed his shortened leg in all its putrescent glory.

Zombies did take some getting used to, but they were, in their putrescent fashion, decent folk.

The spray's ingredients include putrescent whole egg solids and garlic.

Now putrescent waves were choked with massive blooms of algae.

This heinous and putrescent gnawing was not the sum total of his being.

A hatchet-faced girl with putrescent green skin and long, foreign-looking black hair.

Here nothing grew but scraggly and putrescent patches of radiation jungle.

The repellent's label says it is made of "putrescent whole egg solids."

A faint, putrescent glow played about the torn flesh.

The features were putrescent, fallen apart, as if decay had set in and ceased because of the limited air supply.

The putrescent puddle boiled momentarily, then settled down again.

Its scales were a lovely shade of putrescent gray-green.

Waves of it rose from the festering snakes and the putrescent moat.

She was rotting below him, skin melting away into a putrescent crimson film of mucus.

At intervals, when the sky was overcast, the water was almost black, like putrescent dye.

The bolete's flesh softens and is putrescent by the third stage.

Black Avaia, putrescent death in the air, returning to claim her victim for a second time.

Suddenly there was that putrescent odor again.

The oldest known detergent for wool-washing is stale (putrescent) urine.