stinkard
Americannoun
Other Word Forms
- stinkardly adverb
Etymology
Origin of stinkard
Example Sentences
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The case to which the visitor's attention is now directed, contains the varieties of the glutton family—the Chinese musk weasel; the European and North American badgers; the Javan stinkard, and the American skunks and conepats.
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I do feel myself turn stinkard already: but I must set the best face I have upon't now.
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I guessed he was under some agitation of spirits and desired to know the cause; but, instead of answering me directly, he asked with great emotion, if I thought him a monster and a stinkard?
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"A monster and a stinkard!" said I, with some surprise: "did anybody call you so?"
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