a. [f. STENCH sb. + -FUL.] Full of stench, smelling offensively, stinking.
1615. T. Adams, Blacke Devill, 90. The smoake and stenchfull mistes ouer some populous Cities.
1628. Feltham, Resolves, I. xlvii. 139. The body must once perish in a stenchfull nastinesse.
1872. Talmage, Serm., 140. A sepulchre recking and stenchful with corruption.