aroma

That's a favorite aroma for a lot of people.

The male aroma ramped up their stress levels, which deadened the hurt.

I don't even like mint, but it makes for a nice aroma when the entire valley is minty fresh.

But it does have a light bullshit aroma, backed by flim-flam notes and an astringent scam aftertaste.

The aroma of a pure rythmic parallelism between us and what we want to become.

I strongly dislike the flavor and aroma of meat, so it's logical that I follow a vegetarian diet.

My biggest problem with malls is the pervasive aroma of human flatulence that seems to be everywhere.

It doesn't follow that just because you wouldn't eat asphalt, you could not appreciate the playfulness detecting this aroma.

It's my own horrible business decision to release my aromas into the public air where everyone can access them.

I don't think people are taking "offense", but rather smell the faint aroma of yet another non-repeatable study of very dubious quality.

Diacetyl gives that vanilla aroma, but also responsible for popcorn lung.\nStill they're using acetoin which could convert to diacetyl in small amount uncertain conditions.

My hypothesis is that Coca-Cola's current "natural aroma" ingredients are no longer natural essential oils, but synthesized versions of these, although I have not been able to confirm this.

It's another thing to protect your rights against people free-riding on your creations, creations for which demand is higher than ever.> For example, if I set up a stand on a street corner that creates an amazing aromas, it would not suddenly become my right to charge passersby for smelling these aromas, even though they are "mine".But could you sue someone for putting up a big fan to blow the aroma into the air and charging people to stand in front?