olid

/ ˈɒlɪd /

adjective

1. foul-smelling

Word History and Origins

Origin of olid¹

C17: from Latin olidus, from olēre to smell

Example Sentences

“I think I got everything I needed in this one song. But there are always a lot more stories to tell,” Olid said after the session.

From Washington Times

The story included a vignette of Olid working with program founder Darden Smith and veteran recording artist Marshall Crenshaw to craft a song titled “I Couldn’t See the Sun Shine.”

From Washington Times

Olid was inspired by the moment on the bridge when an officer asked him how he was doing and he realized he “wasn’t a ghost anymore.”

From Washington Times

The organization behind the retreats said in a statement Monday that it was deeply saddened by Olid’s death.

From Washington Times

Associated Press writer Michael Hill said Monday his last contact with Olid was early last week.

From Washington Times

Related Words

• contaminated
• disagreeable
• fetid
• moldy
• musty
• polluted
• putrid
• smelly
• soured
• stale
• tainted