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get a whiff

verb as in smell

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And think about driving up the 5 — you’ll get a whiff of manure whether you like it or not.

"If they had ever got a whiff of him doing anything wrong they would probably have topped him."

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I supposed she must have been sniffing around, wanting to get a whiff of my science project for next year.

So Katie, not to be horribly cynical, but I got a whiff of a savior complex from some of Marie’s interviews.

Another happy note about Paul’s Juke Joint: Patrons don’t get a whiff of the urinal cake in the men’s room every time the bathroom door swings open.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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