smelliness

Ugliness, incontinence, smelliness or beer.

Robinson's characters are set against the backdrop of an England of 40 years ago, vividly evoked in all its grayness, smelliness and mediocrity.

These coarsely embroidered and poorly cured imitations gave the 'Afghan Coat' its undeserved reputation for smelliness.

They catalogued snaps by traits (fatness, stupidity, smelliness) and subjects (your hair, your clothes, your house) to compile a Bartlett's of the dozens.

Roger reflected that perhaps it was not extraordinary olfactory acuteness on the part of animals, but merely the extreme smelliness of human beings that made it so difficult to get near game on foot.

Here it is only necessary to add that such disposition was hard to change if, as O'Connor reports by citing a previous work by Bromley, "darkness, smallness, noisiness, fatness and smelliness formed an Australian stereotype of the Italians".

Supervia's large froggy features (he's played Toad for the RSC) mutate weirdly between the comic and the sinister, while his shambling body language evokes not only the musty tenderness of the old man's heart, but also musty smelliness of his person.