What is "smells"

Usage examples of "smells".

The smells of burned coffee, burned steel, and fur chased away contented dreams of sweat-soaked skin and the scent of meat.

The smells were strong enough to drown in, so I allowed myself to be enraptured.

But now be so kind as to tell me: what does a baby smell like when he smells the way you think he ought to smell?

It smells like caramel, it smells so sweet, so wonderful, Father, you have no idea!

He had gathered tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of specific smells and kept them so clearly, so randomly, at his disposal, that he could not only recall them when he smelled them again, but could also actually smell them simply upon recollection.

It was a mixture of human and animal smells, of water and stone and ashes and leather, of soap and fresh-baked bread and eggs boiled in vinegar, of noodles and smoothly polished brass, of sage and ale and tears, of grease and soggy straw and dry straw.

And indeed, along with all sorts of kitchen odours, tobacco smoke and wine smells, they exhaled a little human odour.

He always smells like eucalyptus and mint and the citrus smell of happiness, penetrating and bright as his smile.

Ira smells like fresh cut lemon grass with overtones of cherry cough drops.

And then he smelled something else layered beneath the smells of wood, fur, and snow.

These smells excited Danlo, although it was difficult to sort one from the other to track its source.

The smells of hot wax and carbon mingled with pine and the sickly sweet fetor which old people exude when they are almost ready to go over.

Despite his discomfort, he loved the chill of the wind against his face, the way it carried in the sea smells and a feeling of freedom.

Danlo immediately liked the feeling of this chamber, especially the smells of old wood and sunlight streaming against woollen blankets.

On the dark stairs where they sat, the smells and sounds around them seemed very close.