reeksome

English

Etymology

From reek +‎ -some.

Adjective

reeksome (comparative more reeksome, superlative most reeksome)

  1. (rare) Characterised or marked by reeking; smelly.
    • 2000, Mark McLaughlin, I Gave at the Orifice, page 11:
      Once They have finished with Their counting, They proceed to reeksome pits wherein They deposit noxious secretions from Their various orifices.
    • 2013, Leif HerrGesell, Indians, Rogues and Giants, page 360:
      Crispin, of course, remembered all about his treasure and his conversation with Trepan at the reeksome latrine ditch.
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