acrid

an acrid smell of burning

the acrid stink of cordite

There is an acrid tone to your remarks.

The room was filled with acrid smoke.

An acrid smell filled the air.

I gulped the acrid liquid.

I like essays with an acrid flavour.

plastic bags burn with a nasty, acrid smell.

the last acrid smoulder of his cigarette.

That's what gives smoke its sort of acrid, distinct smell.

The scent was shrill, acrid and penetrating, and seemed to linger on my skin for hours afterwards.

In Pergasa, you breathe the unmistakable acrid smoke of smouldering garbage coughed up by fires that never go out.

A thin hot acrid breeze was blowing.

Warm, faintly acrid wetness slipped down her throat.

A little bit like the smell acrid, meaning bitter.

The acrid smell of the sage filled the night.

He blew acrid smoke and nodded.

It was stuffy and there was an acrid smell of opium.

She possessed affections, too, though hitherto acrid and disagreeable, as are the richest flavors of unripe fruit.