stinksome

English

Etymology

From stink +‎ -some.

Adjective

stinksome (comparative more stinksome, superlative most stinksome)

1. Characterised or marked by stinking.
   • 2006, Sandra Hill, Rough and Ready:

     She'd avoided him like a stinksome midden after he'd been in her bed and seen her naked . . . The bloody arse!

   • 2011, Alan MacDonald, Goat Pie:

     'At home we lived in our stinksome cave. Things are different here. Grumpa wouldn't like it.'

   • 2011, Alan MacDonald, Trolls on Hols:

     'It's stinksome,' said Mrs Troll.

   • 2020, James Patterson, Steven Butler, Dog Diaries:

     Suffocated by the stinksome whiff of too much broccoli!

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