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Meaning of smell-feast

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smell-feast (n.)

One who is apt to find and frequent good tables; a parasite; a sponger.

A feast at which the guests are supposed to feed upon the odors only of the viands.

smell-feast Sentence Examples

  1. The kitchen filled with a tantalizing smell-feast as Grandma baked her renowned apple pie.
  2. The aroma from the blooming jasmine created a fragrant smell-feast in the garden.
  3. The butcher's shop emitted a pungent smell-feast of freshly cut meat, alluring carnivores.
  4. The bakery's sweet smell-feast of pastries and bread wafted down the street, tempting passersby.
  5. The smoky smell-feast of a crackling campfire mingled with the scent of pine needles, creating an enchanting atmosphere.
  6. The smell-feast of freshly mown grass on a summer morning filled the air with a refreshing fragrance.
  7. The wet earth after a summer rain released a rich, earthy smell-feast that awakened the senses.
  8. The fetid smell-feast of decaying garbage filled the alleyway, repelling all who ventured near.
  9. The perfume counter in the department store was a sensory overload, offering an intoxicating smell-feast of floral scents.
  10. The smell-feast of freshly brewed coffee and toasted bagels greeted customers as they entered the cozy café.

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One who is apt to find and frequent good tables; a parasite; a sponger., A feast at which the guests are supposed to feed upon the odors only of the viands.

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The kitchen filled with a tantalizing smell-feast as Grandma baked her renowned apple pie.

The aroma from the blooming jasmine created a fragrant smell-feast in the garden.

The butcher's shop emitted a pungent smell-feast of freshly cut meat, alluring carnivores.

The bakery's sweet smell-feast of pastries and bread wafted down the street, tempting passersby.