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She was no longer there, and yet her face hovered like a breath in the cold, reeky light.

It was something you could almost smell, like the reeky aroma rising off the hag's skin.

A pungent, reeky smell is coming from it.

Only the reeky personal bed and rags gave off the clue to reigning domesticity.

The air had a reeky smell that was half the dump and half rotting vegetation.

The smell coming off her was reeky and nauseating-the smell of decomposing flesh.

Sharp fever drains the reeky moistness out, In such a cloud upsteam'd."

Thir a musical family n aw, two violins and a trumpet in a reeky room doon in the basement, and one ay they Hammond organs.

Naturally, because she was very pretty, several men leered at her, but they were all reeky ancients, at least forty, and the only hand that did try stroking her bare waist belonged to a fat mannish woman who got off at the second halt.