rancid

"You see how she wanted to call me Rancid right off," he said.

They must not replace a rancid government with more of the same.

In some ways, the place was like a rancid ghost town.

Olive oil goes rancid; buy only what you'll use for three months.

It is less likely than some other oils to become rancid.

I asked them if they had seen Rancid go by in the fish shack.

Rancid patted me on the back and turned to a group of men standing by the door.

Rancid dismissed the idea with a wave of his hand.

Maybe it was his rancid breath that made me keep my distance.

At the peak of the bidding war, Rancid turned them both down.

His mentor looked as if he had eaten something rancid.

I had a rancid taste in my mouth and needed a shower.

But the meat of the administration's "evidence" had already begun to turn rancid.

We split one of the sandwiches, and sure enough, Rancid started thinking better.

He turned his head towards me, and the rancid smell returned.

The other one, on the fourth floor, from the time people moved in, you've got a kind of a rancid odor.

Now, it has turned rancid under the misery of everyday living.

A rancid oil will ruin any dish it is used in.

It also smelled rancid, as did everything in the cabin.

"The air in this place has turned a trifle rancid."

Rancid stared at me for a long moment, then snorted.

"It is just a question of whether we give sweet or rancid oil.

Many of the creatures were on fire, and the room was filled with rancid smoke.

So united the three splashed on through the rancid liquid.

As a result it was rancid and had a foul odor.