putrid

And then they lost two putrid games on the road.

Yeah, putrid green had always been a becoming color for her.

My putrid brother could have no power over this one.

I must see about that putrid fire in the kitchen.

The party that killed him became putrid within the hour.

All around her the light turned a faint, putrid green.

What he did not add was, Think of the putrid expression on my brother's face.

It had been dead just long enough for the corpse to become putrid.

Of our older people and young children, many died just from drinking that putrid water.

As she said the words, a wave of putrid air surrounded them.

In the darkness, she saw her husband sink into the putrid water.

The waterway behind the house is the color of putrid blood.

The putrid liquid was not turning to gas at all.

It was hard to imagine how anyone could have lived in such a putrid atmosphere.

What more can a poor woman expect of this putrid world?"

And he could feel it now, his own death, turning the air around him putrid with decay.

A putrid smell rose from a big crater at our feet.

I think the British press has become frankly putrid in many of its elements.

Need something to take my mind of the putrid, although not unexpected, performance by the Falcons today.

Trip looked up at the putrid green and black clouds overhead.

His breath on my cheek was putrid, as if he were ill.

In these times the blood might well be human, though there was no putrid smell to indicate it had come from one of the dead.

It was time to pick up the final and most putrid bag of garbage.

God knows we were a collection of pretty putrid stinkers.