stink

This proves the old adage, “the fish stinks from the head down.”

He stank of horses and left muddy boot prints on the floors that poor Svetlana had so recently scrubbed.

True, there were traces of red powder scattered on the otherwise clean-swept dirt, and the stink was more foul than fowl.

Just last month a massive stinking lump of wet wipes, fat and oil was removed from a west London sewer.

Franchises across different leagues have been willing to pinch their noses and stink on the field in exchange for the promise of better draft capital and a brighter future.