reeking's Usage Examples:

Strainers - Although not entirely unique to creeking, strainers or downed trees can be much more dangerous.

unpleasant odor can also be described as "reeking" or called a "malodor" or "stench".

An unpleasant odor can also be described as "reeking" or called a "malodor" or "stench".

unshaven squalid figures move to and fro, among the steam that rises from the reeking bodies, mingling with the fog that seemed to rest upon the chimney tops.

Unwashed unshaven squalid figures move to and fro, among the steam that rises from the reeking.

"It"s grand–lively, colourful, heavy on the reeking, captivating, saucy, villanous, honest.

New Musical Express Magazine has described them as: "A quintet reeking of cheap leather and dirty liquor… Slickly produced gargantuan riffs, mixed.

(commonly referred to as greeking), such as lorem ipsum or Latin text such as the beginning of Cicero"s In Catilinam.

One of those myriad modern-day ghosts that haunt the reeking nights of the city in search of a flop, a handout, a glass of forgetfulness.

brought up in advance of filming, production companies often resort to "greeking", the practice of simply covering logos with tape, but one of them driven.

14th-century tombs, one of which is inscribed "Hic intumulatur Johannes quondam dominus de Trikingham" ("Here is buried John, former lord of Threekingham").

submitted to medicine ("brought to medicine") "a healthful state", a state reeking of goodness ("rank of goodness").

Other disciplines Creeking Dragon boating Extreme racing Nouka Baich Surf skiing Surf kayaking Snow boating Squirt boating Standup paddleboarding ICF championships.

Synonyms:

watery, wet,

Antonyms:

gaseous, undiluted, dry,