Verb:

ఒక భావన పొందండి,

get a whiff's Usage Examples:

National guys didn"t get a whiff of it.

Tells a Story) featured the picture At dusk she often snuck out just to get a whiff of the good smell in the episode "The childhood picture", by Bengt Lagerkvist.

poor acting: "that beneath all the cuss words and the sex jokes you get a whiff of laziness.

But there are other hard-working medics who can be beavering away for ages before we even get a whiff of their life outside the hospital.

fragrance and gives Shaw a sample on her neck which Ne-Yo proceeds to get a whiff of.

Duncan in Chopin dances performed with lovely sincerity by the Rices, or get a whiff of German modernism in Miriam Marmein"s circa 1932 mime, Argument des.

marijuana, saying, Anyone who went to the UCD bar in the "70s that didn"t get a whiff of marijuana would be telling you a lie.

Local guys didn"t get a whiff of it.

"If you think Big Tobacco was bad, wait till you get a whiff of Big Marijuana".

commented that "it"s on songs such as Love You And Leave You that you get a whiff of a truly original artist.

trusted aide, is sent by her to eavesdrop on their conversation and get a whiff of their plan.

Synonyms:

express, obtain, buy, gather up, come by, take in, charter, catch, partake, isolate, take, make, recoup, incur, realize, engage, garner, partake in, capture, pull in, rent, hire, recover, recuperate, get back, share, collect, press out, call for, win, inherit, repossess, come into, receive, realise, extract, bring in, pick up, get hold, accept, profit, acquire, glom, clear, reclaim, preempt, poll, borrow, have, earn, come up, luck into, turn, retrieve, regain, find, gain, win back, come upon, benefit, line up, lease, enter upon, purchase,

Antonyms:

refuse, lend, lose, sell, falsify,