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| Mephitic |  |
| adjective | 1. (Especially of a gas or vapor) Foul-smelling; noxious. |
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 | | "The cleaning chemicals left a mephitic smell in the hallway for a few hours." | | "All of the students received a safety lecture before chemistry class, because many of the solutions were mephitic if handled incorrectly." | | "Be careful not to mix bleach and ammonia, or you'll create a mephitic gas." |
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 | | Latin, early 17th century |
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 | | "Mephitic" is an adjective that most often applies to a foul-smelling gas or vapor. "Noxious" is also an adjective, but it's used within the definition of "mephitic." It means "harmful or unpleasant," and it could describe a substance, or even a person. ... |  |
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