odori-, odoro- (Latin: smell [noun form]).cacodorous:
Bad-smelling, malodorous.
deodorant, deodorous:
A substance or preparation that destroys the odor of fetid effluvia, etc.; a deodorizer.
deodorization:
The removal of a (bad) odor or smell.
deodorize:
To deprive of odor; especially, of offensive (bad) odor or smell.
deodorizer:
Something that deordorizes; a deordorizing agent.
inodorous, inodorousness:
1. Destitute of odor; without smell or scent.
2. Malodorous; having an unpleasant smell. malodor:
Smelling unpleasant or offensive.
malodorous:
An evil and/or a bad odor or smell.
odor, odour (British spelling):
1. That property of a substance that is perceptible by the sense of smell; scent, smell; sometimes, specifically, sweet or pleasing scent; fragrance.
2. A substance that emits a sweet smell or scent; a perfume; especially, incense, spice, ointment, etc.; also, an odoriferous flower. 3. A smell or scent, whether pleasant or unpleasant. odorant:
1. That which emits a scent.
2. Something that gives a characteristic smell to a product. odoriferous:
That which bears or diffuses scent or smell; odorous; fragrant; rarely, of an unpleasant odor.
2. Pleasing, sweet; fragrant. odorimeter:
An instrument for measuring the intensity of odors.
odorimetry:
The measurement of the intensity of odors.
odoriphore:
The portion of a molecule that imparts odor to a substance.
odorize:
To fill with an odor; to scent.
odorless:
Having no smell that is strong enough to be defected by the human nose.
odorscope, odoroscope:
An instrument devised by Edison for determining or testing an odor.
odorography:
A written description of odors.
odorous:
1. Emitting a smell or scent; scented, odoriferous; more usually, sweet-smelling; fragrant.
2. Having an odor, scent, or fragrance. |