Reek
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British pronunciation/ɹˈiːk/
American pronunciation/ˈɹik/

Definition & Meaning of "reek"

to reek
01

to emit a strong and offensive odor

Intransitive
to reek definition and meaning
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The stagnant water in the pond began to reek after days of no movement.
The damp basement reeked of mold and mildew.
02

to be indicative of an unpleasant quality

Intransitive: to reek of an unpleasant quality
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The politician 's sudden change of stance on the issue reeked of insincerity and opportunism.
The suspiciously low prices of the products at the market reeked of potential counterfeiting.
03

to emit smoke or fumes

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The chimney of the old house began to reek as the fire crackled inside.
As the old boiler overheated, it started to reek, signaling a potential malfunction.
Reek
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a distinctive odor that is offensively unpleasant

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