outsmell
/aʊtˈsmɛl/
verb
- To have a stronger sense of smell than someone or something else; to detect odors better than another person or animal.
- In the tracking competition, the bloodhound easily outsmelled all the other dogs.
- My dog can outsmell any human when it comes to finding hidden treats.
- She claimed her nose could outsmell a perfume tester, but we were skeptical.
- To produce a stronger or more noticeable odor than something else; to overpower with smell.
- The skunk's spray outsmelled the campfire smoke, driving everyone away.
- This cheese is so pungent it can outsmell almost anything in the fridge.
- The garbage in the alley outsmelled the fresh flowers on the balcony.