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scent out — verb recognize or detect by or as if by smelling He can smell out trouble • Syn: ↑sniff out, ↑smell out, ↑nose out • Entailment: ↑smell • Verb Frames: Some … Useful english dictionary
scent out — v. recognize as if by smelling; detect as if by smelling … English contemporary dictionary
scent — n. & v. n. 1 a distinctive, esp. pleasant, smell (the scent of hay). 2 a a scent trail left by an animal perceptible to hounds etc. b clues etc. that can be followed like a scent trail (lost the scent in Paris). c the power of detecting or… … Useful english dictionary
Scent hound — Scent hounds (Scenthounds) are a type of hound that primarily hunts by scent rather than sight. The Scenthound breeds are generally regarded as having some of the most sensitive noses among canines. Scenthounds specialize in following a smell or… … Wikipedia
scent — [n] smell, aroma aura, balm, bouquet, essence, fragrance, incense, odor, perfume, redolence, spice, tang, track, trail, whiff; concept 599 Ant. odor, stench, stink scent [v] detect, smell be on the track of*, be on the trail of*, discern, get… … New thesaurus
Out of Africa (film) — Out of Africa Theatrical release poster Directed by Sydney Pollack Produced by … Wikipedia
Scent of a Woman — Infobox Film name = Scent of a Woman caption = A promotional film poster for Scent of a Woman . director = Martin Brest producer = Ovidio G. Assonitis Martin Brest G. Mac Brown Ronald L. Schwary writer = Giovanni Arpino (novel) Bo Goldman… … Wikipedia
scent — 1. noun 1) the scent of freshly cut hay Syn: smell, fragrance, aroma, perfume, savour, odour 2) a bottle of scent Syn: perfume, fragrance, eau de toilette, eau de cologne 3) … Synonyms and antonyms dictionary
Scent of Love — Infobox Korean film name = Scent of Love caption = Theatrical poster director = Lee Jeong wook producer = Jeong Tae won writer = Kim Hui jae Lee Jeong wook starring = Jang Jin young Park Hae il Song Seon mi Kim Yu seok music = Moon Dae hyeon… … Wikipedia
scent — [14] Scent comes ultimately from the same source that gave English sensation, sense, sentient, and sentiment – namely, Latin sentīre ‘feel, perceive’. It arrived via Old French sentir, and at first was sent in English (‘Fishes lurking among the… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
