unsmelly

adj

Etymology

From un- + smelly.

  1. inherited from smel
  2. derived from *smel- — “to burn, smoke, smoulder; tar, pitch
  3. inherited from *smallijan — “to glow, burn, smoulder
  4. inherited from *smyllan
  5. inherited from smellen
  6. suffixed as smelly — “smell + y
  7. formed as unsmelly — “un- + smelly

Definitions

  1. Not smelly

    Not smelly; not having an unpleasant smell

    • Generally speaking, parts of the human body are considered beautiful if round, firm, smooth, dry, unsmelly and clean.
    • We also live in such unsmelly times, with most everyone bathing and washing clothes regularly, and public sanitation working invisibly and reliably to sweep away the foul detritus of the day[…]

The neighborhood

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