Examples of 'whiff' in a sentence
Meaning of "whiff"
Whiff refers to a slight smell or odor that is briefly detected. It can also mean a puff or gust of air. The term is commonly used in the context of scents or aromas
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- A brief, gentle breeze; a light gust of air; a waft.
- A short inhalation or exhalation of breath, especially when accompanied by smoke from a cigarette or pipe.
- A cigarette or small cigar.
- An odour (usually unpleasant) carried briefly through the air.
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You gotta whiff one once in a while.
Let me just get one more whiff.
Anything with even a whiff of that guy is gone.
Get a whiff of those sparkling top notes.
Hundred large for a whiff of that dicksuck.
The whiff of molten lead and ink.
Wait till he takes a whiff of my new fragrance.
One whiff of the vats and whew.
If they even get a whiff of her misdeeds.
Even a whiff of scandal would have finished me.
This all has the whiff of espionage.
Just a whiff can send it into a frenzy.
Local press caught whiff of a weird one.
He had a whiff at my fart and fanned it back to me.
Not for him the whiff of scandal.
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It has a whiff of primary school pencil shavings.
Nine days of obbo and not a whiff.
If there is even a whiff of unionizing in this branch.
A whiff of the gifts purchased by these gentlemen.
There is a slight whiff of old fart about it.
One whiff of trouble and he will be off.
I detected a slight whiff of sulphur in the air.
One whiff can take us back decades.
When they get a whiff of this stuff.
That perfume is worth five bucks a whiff.
Either he got a whiff of us or he beat it out of town.
If the papers even get a whiff of this.
One little whiff of freedom and they are gone.
That thing will detect a whiff of chardonnay.
I caught a whiff of it first thing this morning.
I am getting a big time whiff of her in here.
I caught a whiff of a peculiar smell from him.
Ask the breeze for a whiff of hope.
Now even a whiff of raspberry makes me sick.
Wait till you get a whiff of chang.
Even a whiff of it floors me for days.
And you smell the whiff of hypocrisy.
But two thirds of that was on whiff.
I can see a whiff of the orange smoke.
We do not run at the first whiff of trouble.
Why risk even a whiff of prosecutorial misconduct.
I was sniff in what you were whiff in.
Ghoulies get a whiff that you are alone.
Get out here and take a whiff.
I just got a whiff of vodka orange puke.
Every time we have gotten a whiff of success.
There is a whiff of money off him.
What attracts them may be a whiff of fear.
You do have a whiff of otaku about you.
A whiff of garlic that was not garlic.
