The real smell of decay, the fetor, came from the life.

I'm sure very few haven't experienced an encounter with someone suffering from chronic, fetor oris, ozostomia, orstomatodysodia ...

It distils such exquisite winds out of such infused fetor,

Physical findings included fetor hepaticus, asterixis and focal neurological abnormalities like increased deep tendon reflexes, unilateral or bilateral upgoing plantars and other findings like ataxia, dysarthria and tremor.

Rectal examination of the patient at the Bozeman's position found two openings at the 3 and 9 o'clock of the anus, from which yellow fetor pus was noticed.

"In vain it was to rake for Ambergriese in the paunch of this Leviathan, insufferable fetor denying not inquiry."--Sir T.

Other findings of note on physical exam include palmar erythema, large pulsatile spider angiomata, large abdominal wall collateral veins, or fetor hepaticus (breath odor described as sweet, fecal smell), which suggest parenchymal liver disease and portal hypertension (Feldman, 2006; Whiteman & McCormick, 2005).

That women were widely perceived in this culture as having a particular connection with filth, and that the lines through which that connection flowed were primarily sexual, is clearly not something of which Biow is unaware: the association of the female body with fetor and defecation within misogynistic literature is, for example, noted in passing in his discussion of the Corbaccio.

There were good reasons for the British government to stop it: the fetor of scandal, the muffled cries of unhappy parents, and occasionally the children.

On one occasion, she mentioned a long-standing history of fetor (an unpleasant odor) emanating from her left nostril and ipsilateral nasal obstruction.

* Foul-smelling breath associated with liver disease (i.e., fetor hepaticus).