Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| aroma | a pleasant odor. |
| aromatic | sweet-smelling; (noun) a sweet-smelling substance |
| aromatically | (Adv.) AROMATIC, sweet-smelling. |
| aromaticity | the state of being aromatic. |
| aromatisation | the act of aromatising. |
| aromatise | to render aromatic. |
| aromatization | the act of aromatizing. |
| aromatize | to render aromatic. |
| bilgy | having the smell of bilge water. |
| cepaceous | smelling or tasting of garlic or onion. |
| deodorant | a substance that removes a bad smell. |
| deodorise | to take the (usu unpleasant) odour or smell from. |
| deodorize | to take the (usu unpleasant) odour or smell from. |
| deodorizer | a substance that deodorizes. |
| effluvial | of or like effluvia, an offensive exhalation or smell. |
| effluvium | (Lat.) an invisible emanation; an offensive exhalation or smell. |
| empyreuma | the peculiar smell and taste arising from products of decomposition of animal or vegetable substances when burnt in close vessels. |
| empyreumatic | relating to empyreuma. |
| empyreumatical | relating to empyreuma. |
| empyreumatise | to render empyreumatic. |
| empyreumatize | to render empyreumatic. |
| fetid | stinking, having a strong offensive smell. |
| fetidly | (Adv.) FETID, stinking, having a strong offensive smell. |
| fetidness | the state of being fetid. |
| fetor | (Lat.) an offensive odor, a stench. |
| foetid | stinking, having a strong offensive smell. |
| foetidly | (Adv.) FOETID, stinking, having a strong offensive smell. |
| foetidness | the state of being foetid. |
| foetor | (Lat.) an offensive odor, a stench. |
| fragrance | pleasantness of smell; (verb) to perfume with a fragrance. |
| fragrancy | pleasantness of smell. |
| fragrant | having a pleasant odor. |
| fragrantly | (Adv.) FRAGRANT, having a pleasant odor. |
| fragrantness | the state of being fragrant. |
| frangipane | a perfume of jasmine. |
| fumette | (Fr.) the scent of game when high. |
| goaty | like a goat, smelling of goat (noun) a goatee beard |
| graveolent | rank smelling, fetid. |
| hyperosmia | an abnormally acute sense of smell. |
| inodorous | emitting no odor. |
| inodorously | (Adv.) INODOROUS, emitting no odor. |
| lavender | a labiate plant with fragrant pale-lilac flowers, (verb) to perfume with lavender. |
| malaroma | a bad smell. |
| malodor | a bad smell. |
| malodorousness | the state of being malodorous. |
| malodour | a bad smell. |
| microsmatic | of humans and certain animals, having a poor sense of smell. |
| mirbane | an apparently meaningless word used in perfumery, as in oil of mirbane, a name of nitrobenzene. |
| moschate | having a musky odour. |
| mousey | like a mouse, timid; grey. |
| musk | a strong-smelling substance, used in perfumery, obtained chiefly from the male musk deer (verb) to perfume with musk |
| muskily | (Adv.) MUSKY, smelling of musk. |
| muskiness | the state of being musky. |
| musky | smelling of musk. |
| myrbane | an apparently meaningless word used in perfumery, as in oil of myrbane, a name of nitrobenzene. |
| nidor | (Lat.) the savory aroma of cooked food, esp meat. |
| niff | a stink (verb) to pong |
| niffy | smelly. |
| noisome | noxious, unwholesome; offensive to the senses, esp smell. |
| noisomely | (Adv.) NOISOME, noxious, unwholesome. |
| noisomeness | the state of being noisome. |
| odiferous | having odour. |
| odor | any smell, whether fragrant or offensive. |
| odorant | yielding odours; (noun) a substance yielding odours. |
| odorate | odorous. |
| odored | having an odor. |
| odorful | full of odours. |
| odoriferous | giving off an odour; morally offensive. |
| odoriferously | (Adv.) ODORIFEROUS, giving off an odour; morally offensive. |
| odoriferousness | the state of being odoriferous. |
| odorise | to give an odour to. |
| odorize | to give an odour to. |
| odorless | without odor. |
| odorous | having an odor. |
| odorously | (Adv.) ODOROUS, having an odour. |
| odorousness | the state of being odorous. |
| odour | any smell, whether fragrant or offensive. |
| odoured | having an odour. |
| odourful | full of odour. |
| odourless | without odour. |
| oenanthic | having or imparting the characteristic odour of wine. |
| olent | giving out a smell or scent. |
| olfact | to smell. |
| olfactible | able to be smelled. |
| olfaction | the act of perceiving by smell. |
| olfactive | related to the sense of smell. |
| olfactology | the study of the sense of smell. |
| olfactory | concerned with the sense of smell; (noun) an organ or nerve concerned with the sense of smell. |
| olid | rank-smelling. |
| osmatic | relying on smell for orientation. |
| osmics | the scientific study of smells. |
| outsmell | to surpass in smelling. |
| overstink | to stink more than. |
| parosmia | any disorder of the sense of smell. |
| perfume | a scented substance (verb) to fill with a fragrant odor |
| perfumy | like or full of perfume. |
| petrichor | a sweet smell that is produced when rain falls on parched earth. |
| pomander | (Fr.) a ball of perfumes. |
| pong | a bad smell (verb) to stink |
| pongy | (Coll.) smelly. |
| ponk | to smell bad. |
| potpourri | (Fr.) a mixture of dried petals. |
| putid | decayed; fetid. |
| redolence | fragrance, the state of being redolent. |
| redolency | fragrance, the state of being redolent. |
| redolent | fragrant; smelling of; suggestive of. |
| redolently | (Adv.) REDOLENT, smelling of. |
| reech | an offensive smell (verb) to emit fumes, smoke etc |
| reek | smoke, fumes etc (verb) to emit smoke, fumes etc |
| reeker | one that reeks. |
| reekingly | (Adv.) REEKING, smoking. |
| roseal | resembling a rose in smell or color. |
| rosewater | water distilled from roses, or scented with essence of roses, used as a perfume etc. |
| savor | taste, flavor (verb) to relish the taste of |
| savorer | one who savors. |
| scent | odour; (verb) to fill with an odour. |
| scentful | (Arch.) full of scent or odour. |
| scentless | without scent. |
| sent | (Obs.) to scent. |
| smell | an odour (verb) to perceive by means of the olfactory nerves |
| smellable | that can be smelled. |
| smeller | one who smells. |
| smelliness | the state of being smelly. |
| smelly | giving off a smell. |
| sniff | an act of smelling (verb) to inhale audibly through the nose |
| sniffer | one who sniffs; a dog used to detect drugs. |
| sniffily | (Adv.) SNIFFY, given to sniffing. |
| sniffiness | the state of being sniffy. |
| sniffingly | (Adv.) SNIFFING. |
| sniffy | given to sniffing. |
| snift | a sniff (verb) to sniff; to blow out steam |
| snifty | (Sl.) having a tempting smell; inclined to sniff in disdain. |
| snoke | to snuff or smell about. |
| snook | to snuff or smell about. |
| snowk | (Scots) to snuff or smell about. |
| snuzzle | to poke around with one's nose, as dogs do. |
| stench | a stink (verb) to cause to stink |
| stenchful | evil-smelling. |
| stenchy | having a stench. |
| stink | a foul odour (verb) to emit a foul odour |
| stinking | evil-smelling. |
| stinkingly | (Adv.) STINKING. |
| stinkingness | the state of being stinking. |
| stinky | stinking. |
| suaveolent | fragrant. |
| thymey | full of or smelling of thyme. |
| thymy | full of or smelling of thyme. |