Stink out

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verb

To fill a place with a strong and unpleasant smell.

He stinks out the room with his smelly socks.
Visual representation of "stink out" - To fill a place with a strong and unpleasant smell.

Often appears as...

  • stink out a room
  • stink out the place

Usage tips

Informal

Colloquial

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Negative Connotation

The phrase often implies disapproval or disgust due to a bad smell.

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Despite the clean-up, someone managed to stink out the cafeteria again.
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Informal Usage

Used in casual conversation, not in formal writing or speaking.

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I can't invite friends over; my roommate's cooking always stinks out the apartment.
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Active Form

Often used actively with someone causing the unpleasant smell.

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He's stinking out the bus with his unwashed gym clothes.
Visual representation of the word "Stink out"

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