adjective as in strong fondness

Word Combinations

Example:The manky shell of the can was too enticing to resist.

Definition:Having a musty or unpleasant smell; very dirty and unpleasant

From shell

Example:The manky stain on his shirt was impossible to remove.

Definition:Having a musty or unpleasant smell; very dirty and unpleasant

From stain

Example:He found a manky cloth in the corner of the room.

Definition:Having a musty or unpleasant smell; very dirty and unpleasant

From cloth

Example:She threw out the manky tape that had been left in the attic.

Definition:Having a musty or unpleasant smell; very dirty and unpleasant

From tape

Example:The manky sheet had a definite cachet about it.

Definition:Having a musty or unpleasant smell; very dirty and unpleasant

From sheet

Example:She threw out the manky cloth that had been left in the attic.

Definition:Having a musty or unpleasant smell; very dirty and unpleasant

From cloth

Example:The manky toy was missing a limb and stank.

Definition:Having a musty or unpleasant smell; very dirty and unpleasant

From toy

Example:She needed a new coat; her manky one had seen better days.

Definition:Having a musty or unpleasant smell; very dirty and unpleasant

From coat

Example:He always searched for manky urine in the alley.

Definition:Having a musty or unpleasant smell; very dirty and unpleasant

From urine

Example:He got rid of his manky clothes getting him off to the right start.

Definition:Having a musty or unpleasant smell; very dirty and unpleasant

From clothes