stenchsome

English

Etymology

From stench +‎ -some.

Adjective

stenchsome (comparative more stenchsome, superlative most stenchsome)

1. Characterised or marked by stench
   • 1901, The Land of Sunshine, volume 15:

     He found Chicago still partly using its well as a cesspool, and New York split up the front with a stenchsome trench for underground transit, and horse-cars still in evidence.

   • 2015, Ebony McKenna, The Spring Revolution:

     At the end of one particularly stenchsome row, Ondine nudged Hamish out in to the fresh air, which just happened to be near a donut van.