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putrescent

[pyoo-tres-uhnt] / pyuˈtrɛs ənt /








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The pinkish, putrescent, rurally located lagoons have been a source of concern for decades.

From The New Yorker • Sep. 30, 2018

Emily Browning, who embodies Dead Wife Laura Moon as both ferociously loyal and frustratingly troubled, didn’t either – but we'd like to give her the most fly-attracting, putrescent prize we can imagine this year.

From Los Angeles Times • Aug. 17, 2017

He will expound on the archaic waste-disposal operations that once flourished on the creek, conjuring scenes of putrescent horse carcasses floating in on barges from Manhattan and docks piled with manure three stories high.

From New York Times • Jun. 16, 2012

The Baldwin supporters having gained a strategic position by the voting booths were attacked with 60,000 putrescent eggs, countless heads of codfish, and soft rotten fruit.

From Time Magazine Archive

Walls that only nature could form reared themselves high in the putrescent air of the room; they curved into a ceiling, and from that ceiling there hung a glittering array of gems.

From Brood of the Dark Moon by Diffin, Charles Willard




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