Crossword Clue: You can sniff them out
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- Ammonia and others
- Barnyard characteristics
- Appalling aromas
- Arm & Hammer targets
- Aromas
- Aerosol targets
- Air-freshener targets
- Air freshener targets
- Air freshener's targets
- Air spray targets
- Air-spray targets
- Axe targets?
- Bloodhound clues
- Bloodhound's clues
- Bloodhounds follow them
- Bloodhound's guides
- All dumps have them
- Bad smells
- Bakery attractions
- Baking soda can neutralize them
- Baking soda neutralizes them
- Baking soda targets
- Baking-soda targets
- Balms
- Fragrances
- Frangipani
- Frankincense and myrrh, but not gold
- Dump emanations
- Dump output
- Dump outputs
- Dumpster emanations
- Dumpster smells
- Bouquets, e.g.
- Bouquets
- Common scents
- Freshener targets
- Certain scents
- Degree targets
- Features of dirty socks
- Features of some fridges
- Febreze targets
- Fumes features
- Fumes
- Effluvia
- Effuvia
- Funks
- Funky aromas
- Fetors
- Household spray targets
- Garbage can emanations
- Garbage emanations
- Garden emanations
- Cooking remnants
- Gas leak warnings
- Dirty laundry woes
- Fish market features
- Distinctive qualities
- Essences
- Clean-out-the-fridge warnings
- Glade targets
- Clues for hounds
- Clues for trackers
- Incense outputs
- Incenses
- Indications of decay
- Junkyard emanations
- Foul smells
- Foul stimuli
- Pine and cedar
- Stinks
- Some aerosol targets
- Osmatic stimulants
- Osmics focuses
- Osmics is the study of these
- Osmics studies
- Whiffs that waft
- Whiffs
- Sewer emissions
- Many gases lack them
- Pungent properties
- Vent emanations
- Kin of aromas
- Some memory triggers
- Strong scents
- Strong smells
- Some trails
- Trails for bloodhounds
- Trash emanations
- Kitchen emanations
- Kitchens have them
- Rotting results
- Offenses
- Offensive emanations
- Lingering smells
- Mealtime lures
- Litter box emanations
- Litter box emissions
- Litter box smells
- Rank things
- Nasal appraisals
- Nasal detections
- Nasal offenses
- Nasal passages?
- Landfill emanations
- Landfill output
- Memory inducers
- Memory triggers, often
- Olfactology topics
- Olfactory assaults
- Olfactory input
- Olfactory inputs
- Olfactory offenses
- Olfactory perceptions
- Olfactory stimulants
- Olfactory stimuli
- Olfactory ticklers
- Olfactory triggers
- Locker-room emanations
- Locker room emanations
- Locker room features
- Locker room woes
- Reasons for insoles
- Reasons to clean
- Reasons to hold one's nose
- Reasons to take out the trash
- Potent memory triggers
- Lavender and frangipani
- Lavender and lilac
- Refrigerator woes
- Perfumes
- Lysol targets
- Ones from the kitchen can be good
- Reputes
- Pets often have them
- Nose offenders
- Nose-offending stimuli
- Nose perceptions
- Nose stimuli
- Nose ticklers
- Nose wrinklers
- Nose-wrinkling smells
- Nose-wrinkling stimuli
- Results of halitoses
- More than whiffs
- Warnings of gas leaks
- These make scents
- They can be offensive
- They can make you hungry
- They can offend
- They come out of locker rooms
- They could be represented by a cartoonist's wavy lines
- Word on baking-soda boxes
- Signs of being in the dumps?
- Signs of decay
- Signs of rotten eggs
- Signs of rotting
- Signs of spoilage
- They may be absorbed by baking soda
- They may be foul
- They may be found in sneakers
- Wavy lines in comic strips
- They may be offensive
- They may be picked up in a locker room
- They may be sniffed
- They may waft through the air
- They might come out of a locker room
- They mingle at landfills
- They mingle at the dump
- They smell
- They stink
- Spice, incense, etc.
- They're in the air
- They're released
- They're sniffed at
- Things found in some fridges
- Things that disappear in the shower?
- Things that might make one cry "Foul!"?
- Scents
- Skunk traces
- Stable emanations
- What anosmic people can't sense
- What baking soda collects
- What baking soda neutralizes
- What beezers detect
- Targets of baking soda
- Targets of some sprays
- Seafood market emanations
- What osmics is the study of
- Unpleasant scents
- Unpleasant smells
- What some sprays eliminate
- What the nose knows
- Unwanted smells
- You can sniff them out
- What wavy lines may represent
- What wavy lines often represent
- Secret targets?
- Secret targets
- What your nose knows
- Smells to avoid
- Smells
- Smelly emanations
- Telltale signs
- Sniffed distractions
- Sniffed things
- Stenches
- Sensory stimulants
- Sensory stimuli
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- Universal Crossword - Dec. 2, 2009
- Washington Post - June 11, 2009