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1. (adj.) fetid
having an offensive odor; stinking; noisome.
Etymology: (1590–1600; < L fēt(ēre) to stink)
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1. (adj) fetid, foetid, foul, foul-smelling, funky, noisome, smelly, stinking, ill-scented
offensively malodorous
"a foul odor"; "the kitchen smelled really funky"
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1. (adj) fetid
having an offensive smell; stinking
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Sense: having a bad smell; stinking
a fetid pool of water.
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 Afrikaans: stinkend, onwelriekend |
 Arabic: نَتِن، كَريه الرائِحَه، ف |
 Bulgarian: зловонен |
 Brazilian: fétido |
 Czech: páchnoucí |
 German: stinkend |
 Danish: ildelugtende; stinkende |
 Greek: δύσοσμος |
 Spanish: fétido |
 Estonian: haisev |
 Farsi: متعفن |
 Finnish: löyhkäävä |
 French: fétide |
 Hebrew: מַסרִיחַ |
 Hindi: बदबूदार |
 Croatian: smrdljiv |
 Hungarian: büdös |
 Indonesian: bau busuk |
 Icelandic: daunillur, stækur |
 Italian: fetido |
 Japanese: 臭い |
 Korean: 악취가 나는 |
 Lithuanian: dvokiantis |
 Latvian: smirdošs; smakojošs |
 Malay: kohong |
 Dutch: stinkend |
 Norwegian: stinkende, illeluktende |
 Polish: cuchnący |
 Persian: متعفن |
 Pashto: بد بويه، بدوږمه |
 Portuguese: fétido |
 Romanian: fetid |
 Russian: зловонный |
 Slovak: páchnuci |
 Slovenian: smrdljiv |
 Serbian: smrdljiv |
 Swedish: stinkande |
 Thai: ซึ่งมีกลิ่นเน่าเหม็น |
 Turkish: kok(uş)muş |
 Taiwanese: 發臭的 |
 Ukrainian: смердючий |
 Urdu: بدبودار |
 Vietnamese: hôi thối; hôi hám |
 Chinese: 发臭的 |
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