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odour sentence examples

  • Odourhas a characteristic odor of garlic and if eaten by cows it will taint milk.
  • Odourorophyll doesn't just work to cover up smells but helps neutralize odor and toxins in the intestinal tract.
  • Odourloomy chamber with a pungent odor, some sort of cleaning fluid.
  • Odourinless steel, diaper sacks: pack of 75 scented sacks with odor neutraliser.
  • Odours product may cause a strong urine odor in cats.
  • Odourd as a surface disinfectant, mold and mildew control spray also neutralizes odors, by killing the microorganisms that cause them.
  • Odour species has an unpleasant odor which is imparted to the nest.
  • Odourthermore, the submission does not include any details of odor abatement and hence is also contrary to the above policy.
  • Odournique shape and textured kibble for healthy teeth and gums, giving low breath odor and helping to clean the teeth.
  • Odour devoid of their original magic, they still emit the quaintest odor.
  • Odourouple of tasters detected a stale or musty odor.
  • Odourmes water is also involved in proceedings over odor nuisance from sewage treatment works in the london boro of hounslow.
  • Odour alginate dressing had more episodes of adherence and had more wound odor due to its mode of action.
  • Odour could also sprinkle some baking soda in the bottom of the basket to absorb any lingering odors.
  • Odourending on your point of view badgers either have: a vaguely pleasant musky perfume, a musky odor just plain ' ol stink!
  • Odourhall have to see if i can purchase beaker some odor eaters for his sandals.
  • Odoury eliminate foot odor, itchy feet, athletes foot.
  • Odour only drawback is the foul odor meaning the dung can only be used on tracks in uninhabited areas!
  • Odourside an attic room, he smells the same odor.
  • Odourthe leaves when bruised give out a disagreeable odor, they are not spontaneously eaten by animals, who quickly refuse them.

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