scratch-and-sniff

The scratch-and-sniff cards were also included on the home video version of the film.

A strategically deployed scratch-and-sniff card would certainly do the trick.

AM: Yes, you do see people making bread with their hands, all that scratch-and-sniff kind of stuff.

We're talking about the scratch-and-sniff armpit of the industry.

To pump up the desirability factor, they used scratch-and-sniff varieties.

While you are soothed by the sounds and the feel, hunt through the day's mail for a scratch-and-sniff page.

The exhibit will include scratch-and-sniff panels that correspond to sights in the country.

So why not a scratch-and-sniff pad on the desktop for sampling perfumes?

Ms. Ross said she next plans to transfer her scratch-and-sniff concept to an underwear line for young mothers.

When this happened, audience members would smell a scratch-and-sniff card (which were handed out at the box office) with the corresponding image.

He made scratch-and-sniff books, combing the supermarket for flavors.

If this was scratch-and-sniff TV the aroma would have been of warm lager.

The exhibition is a representation of that littered with delightful experiments, including two scratch-and-sniff paintings.

For a time, scratch-and-sniff stickers were used to diagnose anosmia, although this practice later declined.

What about an entire scratch-and-sniff time capsule?

George Andrews, Tran's campaign manager, said the scratch-and-sniff section is supposed to smell like trash.

Synthetic liposomes are tiny hollow spheres of protein sometimes used in scratch-and-sniff advertisements.

"When I was growing up I liked scratch and sniff, so why not make a scratch-and-sniff painting?" he says.

There's a new entry among campaigns featuring the scratch-and-sniff device: Samuel Adams beer.

Unfortunately, the pages are not scratch-and-sniff.

He also helped Waters develop the concept of the scratch-and-sniff Odorama cards distributed to the audience.

In the 1980s, Odorama made a stale debut with scratch-and-sniff cards, which also briefly made their way into living rooms.

These aromas are being micro-encapsulated and printed on to special scratch-and-sniff cards issued to the audience on arrival.

Director John Waters used scratch-and-sniff cards for his 1981 suburban satire "Polyester."

No scratch-and-sniff books here.