stinky

IPA: stˈɪŋki

Examples of "stinky" in Sentences

Some say it means Stinky faggot.
It made a big stinky in the press.
That smells like a stinky sock as well.
He is often portrayed as dirty and stinky.
Stinky had a knack for asking for a beating.
Books are referred to as 'stinky maggot' etc.
The stinky project has become a stinky task force.
Stinky Williams is an underweight kid in Greg's grade.
The article, however, is stinky, and needs to be fixed.
Alas, the videos are in stinky-crappo RealVideo format.
However, The name of the town use to be called Stinky Gully.
To call her stinky, a liar, and mean as cat shit is being polite.
The latest twist what you could call a stinky story about her husband.
I used to have a cat called stinky that would sit across my shoulder and have me carry him around.
This part of London was once known as "stinky Stratford" because of its polluting industrial works.
Although the suits were kind of stinky, it was fighting at its finest ... and we even had a "round boy" who you will die over.
When I was a youth and trapping raccoon, fox and mink I caught so many skunks I had to quit because people were starting to call me "stinky" and had to live in the milk barn.