Pungent In A Sentence

• He had a pungent and a copious wit.
• The smell only grew more pungent with each step.
• The air was full of the pungent scent.
• The odor of wet evergreens was pungent in their nostrils.
• A pungent odor of smoke filled her nostrils.
• Soaked with rain, they gave out pungent odors.
• Acetic acid is a colorless liquid and has a strong pungent odor.
• The use of paprika is decidedly better than the pungent pepper.
• The other still bruised the pungent balsam tip between its restive fingers.
• The air was pungent with the odor of cheap tobacco and cheaper cigars.
• Even now there seemed a curious pungent sense of half-pleasure in the pain.
• It is winter, and the stove fills the car with pungent smoke.
• He walked leisurely into the shady, cool place of pungent odors.
• The air was stale with the pungent smell of Turkish tobacco and spirits.
• Two Inodorous Bodies become very Pungent and Odorous by Mixture.

• She poured some cologne on the handkerchief and a pungent odor filled the room.
• But at the same time to revile his own wealth gave him a pungent sense of playing the artist.
• Billy had had about enough of it, for the pungent smell of the forge was far from pleasant.
• But in truth it is not easy to make pungent scoffs upon what is common sense to all mankind.
• The pungent smoke from burning wood rolled up the staircase in ever-increasing volume.
• The breath of heavily-scented flowers mingles with the pungent sweetness of clove and nutmeg.
• California, with its pungent stimulants of odor and color, appealed to her from the very first.
• The air was as soft as summer, but with a strange, pungent quality which the summer had lacked.
• And poured upon the counter a flood Of pungent raspberries, tanged like wood.
• A pungent smell of ether, nitrous oxide, iodine, chlorine, wet laundry and scorched gauze.
• Just for a moment a pungent perfume for which he could find no adjectives swept softly to his nostrils and was gone.
• Ronicky obeyed; the air was beginning to fill with the pungent and unmistakable odor of burning wood!
• The sufferer turned her head away from the pungent odor, and seemed to be struggling against some unseen force.
• And she held to his lips a tumbler containing a liquid that, pungent to the taste, at once revived him.
• That rapid variety of sensations; that whirl of brilliant objects; that succession of pungent pleasures.
• Our sergeant, after a few very pungent remarks, commanded the section to move to one hundred yards.
• Odours of oil and shoddy, and all such things as characterised the town, grew more pungent under the heavy shower.
• It is remarkable for discharging with quite an explosion from the end of its body a pungent fluid, probably as a protection against its enemies.
• The room is dense with pungent wood smoke, which escapes through the doorway, and only a few embers remain.
• Inserting the smaller end into the nostril, he elevates the other, and thus conveys the pungent powder directly to the part.
• The window was partly open, and the same pungent odor of death and life in one which had endured all day came in her nostrils.
• We have nothing to drink but the dirty water of some mountain stream mixed with dry leaves, which give it a most pungent flavour.
• And now, as they slipped down the long decline into the foreign quarter the pungent oriental breath of Chinatown was blown up to them.
• In front of him the glasses sparkled alluringly: a delicate mist gathered on their ice-chilled curves: a pungent sweetness wavered in his nostrils.
• He had traveled something less than an hour, when he began to notice a thin blue haze in the air, and at the same time to smell a pungent smoke.

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