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  Smell
Select the definition that most nearly defines the given word.
1.   odor
  A distinctive smell or odor.
  Smells that are pleasing, nice or like sugar are sweet smells.
  A smell which is usually strong. It is not always pleasant.
  Sometimes when you sleep, the soft palate relaxes and vibrates when you breathe, producing this.
2.   strong
  Chemicals in the air which stimulate the olfactory organs.
  Smells that are powerful or potent are strong smells.
  If your nose is a little bit runny, and you don’t want to blow, sniff to keep it from dripping. Sniffing is breathing in quickly through your nose.
  The area on your face with nostrils that lead to the olfactory organ.
3.   pleasant
  Something which gives pleasure or enjoyment.
  The inside portion of your nose which detects smells.
  When you get a tickle in your nose you sometimes blow air out through it suddenly. We call that a sneeze.
  A smell which is usually strong. It is not always pleasant.
4.   scent
  A distinctive smell or odor.
  A smell which is very nice or pleasant.
  When you get a tickle in your nose you sometimes blow air out through it suddenly. We call that a sneeze.
  If your nose is a little bit runny, and you don’t want to blow, sniff to keep it from dripping. Sniffing is breathing in quickly through your nose.
5.   smell
  Smells that are pleasing, nice or like sugar are sweet smells.
  A distinctive smell or odor.
  A smell which is very nice or pleasant.
  Chemicals in the air which stimulate the olfactory organs.
6.   sneeze
  When you get a tickle in your nose you sometimes blow air out through it suddenly. We call that a sneeze.
  Something which gives pleasure or enjoyment.
  The inside portion of your nose which detects smells.
  Smells that are powerful or potent are strong smells.
7.   nose
  Sometimes when you sleep, the soft palate relaxes and vibrates when you breathe, producing this.
  The area on your face with nostrils that lead to the olfactory organ.
  A smell which is usually strong. It is not always pleasant.
  Chemicals in the air which stimulate the olfactory organs.
8.   snore
  The area on your face with nostrils that lead to the olfactory organ.
  The area on your face with nostrils that lead to the olfactory organ.
  Sometimes when you sleep, the soft palate relaxes and vibrates when you breathe, producing this.
  When you get a tickle in your nose you sometimes blow air out through it suddenly. We call that a sneeze.
9.   olfactory
  A smell which is usually strong. It is not always pleasant.
  The inside portion of your nose which detects smells.
  A distinctive smell or odor.
  Smells that are pleasing, nice or like sugar are sweet smells.
10.   sweet
  A smell which is very nice or pleasant.
  Chemicals in the air which stimulate the olfactory organs.
  If your nose is a little bit runny, and you don’t want to blow, sniff to keep it from dripping. Sniffing is breathing in quickly through your nose.
  Smells that are pleasing, nice or like sugar are sweet smells.
11.   aroma
  Something which gives pleasure or enjoyment.
  Smells that are powerful or potent are strong smells.
  A smell which is very nice or pleasant.
  Sometimes when you sleep, the soft palate relaxes and vibrates when you breathe, producing this.
12.   sniffing
  Smells that are pleasing, nice or like sugar are sweet smells.
  The inside portion of your nose which detects smells.
  If your nose is a little bit runny, and you don’t want to blow, sniff to keep it from dripping. Sniffing is breathing in quickly through your nose.
  Chemicals in the air which stimulate the olfactory organs.