aromatic odor

A sweet aromatic odor may be associated with older cultures.

It gave forth the proper aromatic odor, felt completely normal.

Operculum has an aromatic odor when it is put to the coals.

They have little smell when green, but if boiled the aromatic odour from them is so strong that one can hardly bear it.

In general, they are colorless liquids, having a weak aromatic odor.

Pale amber or water white clear liquid, aromatic odour.

It is a crystalline substance having an aromatic odor.

In the Bible, ezov is described as a small plant found on or near walls, with an aromatic odour.

The powder is grayish-green in colour with an aromatic odour and a bitter taste.

His pipe had gone out and he relit it, filling the room with a sweet aromatic odor.

As it burned it filled the air with a subtle and aromatic odor.

She could smell the aromatic odours of the gum tree forest, and feel the hot sunshine in her memory.

Think of the Japanese teahouse, and the aromatic odors that often emanate from it.

For it was the nature of the plant that, picked or broken, its aromatic odor lingered for a long time.

Everywhere lay the weight of antiquity, even to the dry aromatic odor of the air.

Parachlorobenzotrifluoride is a colorless liquid with a distinct aromatic odor.

It has a strong and aromatic odor with a pungent and slightly bitter taste.

The aromatic odors of Uah, baking breads and meats filled the air.

It has a mild, aromatic odor and a warm, sweet flavor with a slight licorice taste.

Physically it is a colourless liquid (melting point 21 C) with a pleasant aromatic odour.

Their aromatic odour was now barely perceptible.

Sun-drenched yellow leaves floated down to the golden rug; an aromatic odor hung in the air.

It is a volatile, clear, flammable, colourless liquid at room temperature, and has an aromatic odour.

From somewhere farther up the arroyo drifted a faint, aromatic odor of cigarette smoke.