No yelling off after something else once they've been given a scent.

"Death would be at a decided disadvantage were you to give it a scent that might betray its presence, like some desert targ."

Instead of giving your wardrobe a manufactured fresh-air scent, you'll be giving them the real thing.

This tradition of giving a scent to one's guests continues to this day in many parts of the Eastern world.

Several tree trunks were snapped, giving the air a strong scent of pine.

The parallel-veined leaves of some species contain ethereal oils that give a sweet scent when dried.

Beneath them a shallow breath whistled, giving a strange sour scent.

You have given me a scent through fresh dew to follow.

Maybe they are doing it to throw you off, give you a false scent.

Now he gave the Cord a scent of his crumbled amanibhavam.