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smelling salts [ˈsmelɪŋsɔ:lts] N pl MED

I . smell <Brit, Aus: smelt, smelt Am, Aus: -ed, -ed> [smel] VB intr

1. smell (use sense of smell):

2. smell (give off odour):

3. smell (have unpleasant smell):

III . smell <Brit, Aus: smelt, smelt Am, Aus: -ed, -ed> [smel] N

1. smell (sense of smelling):

2. smell (odour):

3. smell pej (stink):

4. smell (sniff):

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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They've come a long way from smelling salts.
www.post-gazette.com
Dark, slightly bitter chocolate smelling, inky and sumptuous with lots of dark, cuddly fruit.
www.afr.com
He is also splendidly uninhibited in a series of ridiculous disguises that would have a method actor reaching for his smelling salts.
www.dailymail.co.uk
There were also pleasant smelling things that were used to make a horse move forward or calm down.
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They have to sit down, have some smelling salts or something.
www.avclub.com
The irritant nature of smelling salts means that they can exacerbate any pre-existing cervical spine injury by causing reflex withdrawal from them.
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Lose the garlic and pass the smelling salts.
www.independent.co.uk
The smelling salts worked at once, in fact, and he came round with his appetite sharpened.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Skunks are probably best known for their ability to spray foul-smelling fluid as a defense against predators.
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The fetid-smelling gleba, the spore-bearing mass, is smeared on the upper inner surface of the columns.
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