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stinking
adjective- disgusting, contemptible UK, 1961
In conventional use for centuries, but now considered vulgar. - Fact is, it’s a lousy job and the pay’s stinking. — John Peter Jones, Feather Pluckers, p. 24, 1964
- You swore to me on your life that no matter what, I didn’t have to worry. And that was a rotten, stinking, filthy lie, and you deliberately got pregnant. — CNN, 27 February 2003
- drunk, very drunk US, 1887
This sense is recorded earlier than STINKING DRUNK. - — D’Arcy Niland, Call Me When the Cross Turns Over, 1958
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