1. A little acrid.

2. That awful, acrid odor.

3. It's an acrid smell.

4. Acridity Meaning: "quality of being acrid," 1799, from acrid + -ity

5. It's strong, it's acrid like wood

6. As adjectives the difference between Acerbic and acrid is that Acerbic is sour or bitter while acrid is …

7. I gulped the acrid liquid.

8. “It was acrid,” her husband James broke in.

9. It's that acrid, tar-like flavor.

10. It's that acrid, tar- like flavor.

11. An acrid smoke filled the room.

12. The chemical has an acrid smell.

13. An acrid smell filled the air.

14. I like essays with an acrid flavour.

15. Afghan has a strong acrid aroma.

16. Acreable Acreage Acred Acredulitare-- acres --Acrid Acrid poison acridid Acrididae Acridity Acridly acridness Acridotheres Acridotheres tristis Acrilan Acrimonious Acrimoniously Acrimoniousness Acrimony Acris Acris crepitans

17. An acrid miasma came from the sewage plant.

18. The room was filled with acrid smoke.

19. Buttercups are acrid in taste, or even poisonous.

20. There is an acrid tone to your remarks.

21. Is that the acrid stink of jealousy I detect?

22. It has no distinctive odor, while the taste is immediately acrid.

23. Brayerin (a bitter, acrid resin), volatile oil, tannin

24. Clouds of acrid smoke issued from the building.

25. • the fruit was so acrid as to be almost inedible;

26. My nose is still filled with the acrid stench of teen vomit.

27. The room filled with the acrid smell of tobacco.

28. The air is thick with acrid smoke from the fires.

29. But, like the acrid smell, fear still hung in the air.

30. Any harsh, acrid or just disgusting odor sends Rose into nasal shock.

31. Until the mid-nineteenth century, Acrimonious meant the same thing as acrid.

32. When I opened the door, acrid white smoke came billowing out.

33. The sharp acrid smell of gutters choked by the monsoon rain.

34. This produces acrid smoke that stings the eyes and scorches the throat.

35. But the odour of the colourless liquid was of bitter almonds, acrid and terrifying.

36. It is ruby-red, acrid sweet, spicy and with a scent.

37. Lactarius pyrogalus has a very hot, acrid taste and is acidic.

38. I knew I recognized that faint acrid smell from boarding school.

39. White phosphorus is white to yellow soft, waxy phosphorescent solid with acrid fumes.

40. The acrid scent of gunpowder increased with every aimed shot from Draig's corner.

41. The submarine quickly filled with black, acrid smoke and was left without power.

42. Their fragrance is an evolutionary response to the acrid atmosphere on Telemarius IV.

43. He wrinkled his nose in distaste at the acrid smell of the place.

44. 38 synonyms for Corrosive: corroding, wasting, caustic, vitriolic, acrid, erosive, cutting, biting

45. Synonyms for Acerb include sour, acid, sharp, Acerbic, acrid, bitter, tart, acetic, acidic and tangy

46. Synonyms for Acidulous include acid, sour, tart, acerbic, acidic, acerb, acrid, pungent, tartish and vinegary

47. The recirculation system includes an exhaust gas cooler (44), and an acrid debris filter (48).

48. [NSFW] Takes the Acrid model from the femMod and makes her Curvier.

49. 38 synonyms for Corrosive: corroding, wasting, caustic, vitriolic, acrid, erosive, cutting, biting

50. The tiny streets are perfumed by the sweet-acrid smell of the collected grapes.

51. The sharp, acrid male smell which rose from his hot skin filled my nostrils.

52. Wooden barrels transform acrid-tasting alcohol, fresh from the distillery, into an excellent beverage.

53. The acrid smell of smoke as the corpses burned reminded us of our companions.

54. Some workers, their faces blackened by the acrid smoke, fled in panic, escaping injury.

55. Methyl methacrylate (C 5 H8 02 ) is a colourless, volatile liquid with an acrid, fruity odour.

56. Shortly after taking-off from runway 29, yellow, acrid smoke began to fill the cockpit.

57. ere it swept so closely over me as to fan me... with its acrid breath.

58. The fog was yellow and acrid and bit at the back of the throat.

59. Despite the thick acrid smoke, Ms. Caron rushed inside the flaming vehicle to reach the trapped passenger.

60. The air was stale and acrid, and a cluster of black flies hovered over the bed.

61. At room temperature, acrolein is a clear, colourless liquid with an intensively acrid odour.

62. When he arrived at the scene the shop was full of thick, acrid smoke.

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

64. Synonyms for Acetous include tart, vinegary, bitter, acrid, acerbic, acerb, tangy, acidulous, harsh and vinegarish

65. Shortly after taking off from runway 29, yellow, acrid smoke began to fill the cockpit.

66. Afghan has a strong acrid aroma. Greasy resin glands extend to the fat shade leaves.

67. Its odor is not distinctive, while its taste is mild or slowly becomes slightly acrid.

68. Further attempts to fight the fire were abandoned as thick acrid smoke filled the department.

69. Probios Oral Boluses for Ruminants and acrid; and cent; are a stabilized source of lactic acid bacteria

70. You and I know that human blood, warm, acrid and flowing, fills us with life.

71. Georgiana, a spoiled temper, a very acrid spite , a captious and insolent, was universally indulged.

72. Acaridan translation in English - French Reverso dictionary, see also 'acrid',acacia',acid',academician', examples, definition, conjugation

73. Inaccurate detection of olfactory cues (sense of smell) (e.g. of acrid smell of an electrical fire).

74. Whether this world’s “air” smells good or acrid, it is polluted and deadly! —Proverbs 11:19.

75. Bitter definition, having a harsh, disagreeably acrid taste, like that of aspirin, quinine, wormwood, or aloes

76. Some residents complained of an “explosion” and the smell of acrid fumes coming from the room

77. Strong winds late Sunday blew hard south, sending the acrid smell of a campfire through much of Phoenix.

78. Logs had been kindled in the hearth, and the room held the faint, acrid tang of woodsmoke.

79. Curvier Fem Acrid This package has been marked as deprecated, and it's suggested another alternative is used

80. An acrid smell of sulphur fills the air while the sky is shaken by earth- shattering rumbles.