Fetid
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 20
[Lat. fœtid us, from fæteo, to stink.] Having a strong or rancid scent; po e ing noxious or offensive smell; stinking; as, a fetid breath. "Cairo's filth and fetid fields." - Thomson. Fe'tidne , n. Quality of being fetid, or of smelling offensively; fetor; putrescent stench.
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