acrid

"The sky over Dalian that night was pitch black, and there was an acrid smell, and ashes falling, " said the man, who gave his name as Mr.

Lying on the mattress in the hallway the odor of the germicide stifles me. A pungent, acrid odor that seems to invade every pore of my body.

It was fifteen to twenty seconds before the whole of the working area of the ship was filled with black acrid pungent smoke.

He said a "faint acrid smell" clings to the surfaces of spacesuits and equipment used outside the space vehicles.

As I passed from his office into the corridor, I detected the acrid smell of agar, which is used to grow bacteria.

The moment I stepped outside the city's vast international airport, I noticed an acrid hint of burning coal in the all-too-palpable air.

The bitter division in Labour produced acrid debate and raucous heckling at the party's hastily convened party conference in Tel Aviv.

(HClO3) a strong unstable acid with an acrid odor found in chlorate salts.

She possessed affections, too, though hitherto acrid and disagreeable, as are the richest flavours of unripe fruit.

Despite the warnings from officials not to spend time outdoors and avoid the acrid smoke, this man says he wants the warm weather back.

The chili we had at the party had an acrid taste; it was harsh and unpleasant.

The acrid smell of burning wood reminds me of my childhood.

Certainly, it brings out the best in the two sharpest characters, both of them slightly acrid.

this Holland gin has a musty acrid flavour and the taste for it must be acquired.

Acrid tear gas drifts from side streets where security forces prevented protesters from reaching the nearby ministry of interior.

An acrid sting lingered in the air, along with a palpable anxiety.

Working amid acrid fumes, miners excavate chunks of sulfur from the base of the caldera of Mount Ijen in East Java.

According to scientist discovery, acrid food is the origin of vitamin B17, it is certain to have to cancer cell kill and wound action.

The master of them was an acrid man.

An acrid and stifling smoke in which dying and wounded lay with weak, dull groans .

His words are never acrid, ironic, sarcastic, bitter, caustic or penetrating.

At its worst, the acrid smoke caused carbon monoxide to soar to nearly seven times the acceptable level.

My father took a sip of the liquor, whose harsh, acrid smell had filled the air the moment Abrahim popped the lid.

Sergei says this is the best option for Moscow because when the acrid smoke is gone, people don't feel the air pollution.

This teacher is so acrid, he always call his students fools.

My hair, beard, face and shoulders were drenched with foully acrid fluid.

But he could hear its hissing gases and smell its acrid fumes.

Things turned acrid when the wife discovered that Wendi was having an affair with the husband, 31 years Wendi's senior.

The acrid tinge in the cool night air was the smell of prosperity to some locals.

"Dead or alive, " Bush declared in 2001, when the smell of smoke was still acrid, and the cowboy rhetoric struck a chord.

In Baotou, a smoggy city in China's Inner Mongolia, the air this week has an acrid, faintly metallic taste.

In the roadside teashops men in longyis sit on low stools. They talk over sweet milky tea and acrid cheroot cigarettes.

The acrid odor of burnt gunpowder filled the room after the pistol had been fired.

There is an acrid tone to your remarks.

There's an acrid smell and the rooms are full of memories.

Acrid: Describes a harsh or bitter taste or pungent smell that is due to excess sulfur.

An acrid fog from forest and peat fires has blanketed Moscow, as the Russian capital swelters in a record heat wave.

It's that acrid, tar-like flavor.

Smoke feels acrid in your mouth and nose.

Taste the air - is it sweet or salty or acrid with car exhaust?

The room filled with the acrid smell of tobacco.

For example, sour, bitter and salty tastes are related to yin, whereas acrid, sweet are attributed to yang.

I like reading essays with an acrid flavour.

trusts them to name me to be vicious , fearful acrid match

wind chokes on the ashes as acrid smoke strangles the sun

Dried Ginger Acrid in taste, hot in nature, and attributive to heart, lung, spleen and stomach channel

The Report of Using Predacious Acarid to Control Pest Acrid on Grapefruit

Acrid and Fragrant Anodyne Through Inhaling for Treating 50 Cases of Vascular Neuro-headache

The Effect of Desensitization Therapy in Dust Acrid Allergic Rhinitis

A companion of this acrid land

acrid fumes from burning rubber