stinky

How to use stinky in a sentence

Composting—which, in essence, is accomplished by decay—can get stinky.

Forget the smell of stinky feet — we may soon have to worry about the privacy implications of sweating in public.

Even worse, Mexico City has no sanitary code for building public bathrooms, leading to a stinky mess.

No pot of hot oil, no deep-frying thermometer, no stinky kitchen and very little mess.

It also catches quite a bit of sweat, which can make for a stinky mask if you don’t wash it promptly.

You as beautiful as the sun, moon and stars—and as stinky as seferal apothecary shops.

Course, I didn't need to worry, because Stinky told them all right, just like a tattletale.

Skinny started up the atomic power plant, and we could see Stinky laughing fit to kill.

I mean it sounds like two people agreeing, only Stinky keeps going suuure, like that, you know?

So now we've got the sticks mixed with a lot of glue, and they take half-an-hour longer to burn, and smell stinky.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985