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smell up

verb as in stink

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In some cases, moisture will drip down into the heating element, which can smell up your house or even short the wiring and destroy the dehydrator.

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It’s messy, it smells up the house and there’s a lot of hot oil involved that, once it’s been used a few times, needs to be dealt with.

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“We smell up the whole area but we have a nice smell. It’s cinnamon and peanut butter,” Berman said.

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“It smells up the cabin immediately, and you can smell it from the back, from the front, wherever you’re at in the aircraft,” Peralta says.

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While the smoke can agitate allergies, asthma and even smell up your house and clothes if you live near federal lands, it is a necessary annual task for park rangers and wildlife firefighters.

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

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