Verb:

तीव्र दुर्गंधी पसरवा,

stinks's Usage Examples:

Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote in 1828 that the city had "two and seventy stenches, all well defined, and several stinks!" Paris, London, and other large.

apparently unable to say anything more than his catchphrase (“It stinks! It stinks! It stinks!”) In the episode "The Ziff Who Came to Dinner," he is seen at.

However, they disagreed on which games fell into which group; for example, Dan Hsu said that Super Pac-Man stinks, while Crispin Boyer called it the best reason to buy NM2 and the height of the yellow pellet-eater's evolution.

This is followed by Bella's (or Victoria's) refutation of its facts, suggesting that her poor fool of a husband has concocted a life for her from the prevailing gothic and romantic motifs of the period: it positively stinks of all that was morbid in that most morbid of centuries.

See also Light sky blue – a similar shade, named in the X11/html color familyBaby pinkList of colorsPinkstinksReferencesShades of azureShades of cyanShades of blue1890s neologisms Kenneth Ronald Berry (November 3, 1933"nbsp;– December 1, 2018) was an American actor, dancer and singer.

Rob Lineberger, writing for DVD Verdict, said, If only the filmmakers had followed their own tagline, Hide the cheese… The cheese is in full view, and it stinks to boot.

Though Chinaski's father admonishes Leonard for being a drunk (his breath stinks of alcohol), Chinaski himself remembers Leonard as a beautiful man.

A line from this film, "Confidentially, she stinks!", said by Kolenkov the ballet master about one of his students, was used.

Synonyms:

be,

Antonyms:

disagree, miss,