a. [f. STENCH sb. + -FUL.] Full of stench, smelling offensively, stinking.

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1615.  T. Adams, Blacke Devill, 90. The smoake and stenchfull mistes ouer some populous Cities.

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1628.  Feltham, Resolves, I. xlvii. 139. The body … must once perish in a stenchfull nastinesse.

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1872.  Talmage, Serm., 140. A sepulchre recking and stenchful with corruption.

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