fetid

Gaddafi has to find a fetid corner where America holds less sway.

The sweat of the horses, the feverish breath of this multitude compact and excited, made the atmosphere dense and fetid.

I use the term odorous, not in the same sense as odoriferous, but to include both sweet and fetid scents.

Memories of the fetid disorder of many an earthly bedroom after a night's use float across your mind.

But the oil with which he was partly covered had turned rancid, now, and the fetid odor attracted them.

As Mr. Dinneford stood at the door of this room and inhaled its fetid air, he grew sick, almost faint.