Rancid
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 486
ran's id, a. Having a rank, unpleasant smell strong-scented sour musty. [L. ranadus, rancere, to be rancid or rank.] — Rancid'ity, -sid'i-tT, Ran'cidne , n. Quality of being rancid a strong scent, as of old oil.— Rances'cent, -ses's ent, a..Becoming rancid or sour. [L. rances cens, p. pr. or_rances cere, incept, of rancere.] — Ran 'cor, rank er, n. The deepest malignity; inveterate hatred; will; malice; spite; grudge; malignity. [ME. and O* rancour, L. rancor, spite, orig. rancidne , rancere.] — Ran'corous, -er-us, a. Full of rancor; implacably spiteful or malicious; bitter; malevolent; virulent.—
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