adjective
definition
Having a strong, unpleasant smell; stinking.
definition
Bad, undesirable.
Examples of stinky in a Sentence
How can you prevent your stinky shoes from becoming so malodorous?
She lay down on her back to watch the sun set and didn't move until he returned early the next morning to toss stinky fish beside her.
With diffusion lines including Marc by Marc Jacobs, Stinky Rat and Little Marc, Jacobs would appear to have the fashion market covered for men, women and children.
If you're over stinky, messy and dusty cat litters, you'll want to learn more about the CatGenie cat box.
There is a bed in there, along with stinky plants, vegetables, mushrooms, rocks and all kinds of crap.
Drink it chilled with bit of stinky French cheese and life skates by on rollerblades.
No matter how much you love him, he will get dirty and stinky.
I tried putting towels under the water bowls, but those just got wet dirty, and to be honest they were quite stinky by the end of the day.
When doing cardio, wiping your face frequently prevents simulating a stinky fountain sending drips all over the machine and neighboring patrons.
Pests will often avoid strong smells, and some of the best organic pesticides use plant sprays containing garlic, catnip or other stinky plants to create an unwelcoming environment for bugs.
It is only after solid foods are introduced that baby's poop will smell more, well...stinky.
Have all of the guests open their diapers at one time, and the guest with the stinky diaper wins a door prize!
In the kitchen one, it smells great and it helps to keep the flies away when I have stinky trash like cat food tins and discarded litter.