stink out

verb

1. to drive out or away by a foul smell
2. to cause to stink

   the smell of orange peel stinks out the room

Example Sentences

As a board member, I was there to receive them, hearing their first asides: "Eew! It stinks out here!"

From Salon

He said a few fans “make a big stink out there — a few knuckleheads who wreck it.”

From New York Times

“This freak pukes. I like this shirt, and my mom still can’t get his stink out of the last one.”

From Literature

There are, of course, a million techniques for trying to get the stink out.

From Washington Times

Year after year, we hear arguments for taking the stink out of our sulfurous political rhetoric.

From New York Times