smelly

IPA: smˈɛɫi

(firearms, informal) a Short Magazine Lee Enfield rifle or one of its derivatives.

Having a bad smell.
(figuratively) Having a quality that arouses suspicion.
(figuratively, computing, slang, in extreme programming) Having signs that suggest a design problem; having a code smell.

Examples of "smelly" in Sentences

I can see the great talents of so-called smelly cousin.
So as adoring aunts we're going to call her smelly Nelly.
If you've been called smelly by a skunk, you know you stink.
If that means queueing with the chavs in smelly convenience stores they can get stuffed.
Hmm, it's growing on us … Kelly's smelly is described as "sexy, fruity and enticing" and costs £17.95 for 25ml.
The collar has a dozen cartridges, each containing a wick soaked in smelly liquid, a valve and a small propeller fan.
VELSHI: Well, a small business owner in Phoenix has come up with what you could call a smelly way of beating the high price of gas.
Plus, the circle line around the word smelly blog gives a hint about fragrance particles encircling the name...very well put together.
But we know better: worse than leaving work in smelly clothes is the full shift spent working in the presence of a carcinogenic environmental constant.
Fortunately for her, there lay, just off and behind the kitchen, a roomy scullery, where most of the dirty, and what may be called the smelly, work connected with cooking was done.