get a whiff
gɪt ə wɪf-
(v)
get a whiff
smell strongly and intensely
Petersen's BOWHUNTING Editor Christian Berg whiffs on a Texas axis deer doe but gets an unexpected chance to make some meat when the doe returns to investigate. bowhuntingmag.com
Get a whiff of this fundraiser. theolympian.com
Get a whiff of this. nj.com
Get a whiff of Brad Pitt's Chanel No. cpo.com
Step outside any fast food outlet on a sultry summer day, take a big whiff and you'll get an immediate sensory impression of the air quality problem some restaurants present. restaurant-hospitality.com
In New York, Phew York by Amber C Jones, the touring family gets a whiff of. nydailynews.com
Your working-class Style Avatar gets a whiff of the Boss, et al , and nearly passes out. austinchronicle.com
Your working-class Style Avatar gets a whiff of the Boss, et al, and nearly passes out. austinchronicle.com
Get a whiff of Brad Pitt 's Chanel ad. kvia.com
We've all been there: You enter a restroom and immediately get a whiff of a recently extinguished match. allure.com
Well, you'll be able to once you get a whiff of Nicki Minaj's debut scent. kffm.com
Maui Gets A Whiff of Skunkdog. mauiweekly.com
Get a whiff of Brad Pitt's Chanel No. cpo.com
Get a whiff of this fundraiser. theolympian.com
Schmidt's Tobacco Trading Co. Best Smoke Shop Where to get a whiff of the old country. eastbayexpress.com
The desire to get out of the city for a whiff of country air and for a change of scene was the cause. "Burning Daylight" by
I prefer a whiff of brimstone, myself; and, by the powers, I've been getting, it. "On the Firing Line" by
I daresay you can get a whiff if you lean out far enough. "Nuttie's Father" by
I was one of the first to finish, and I strolled back to the platform to get a few whiffs of a cigarette. "The Rome Express" by
I get a whiff of it now. "Tracy Park" by
In a minute or so there was a click-click on the stairs, I gets a whiff of l'Issoir Danube, and in comes a veiled lady. "Shorty McCabe" by
And about here, Phil, he began to get a whiff of that green corn you fetched with you to use as bait. "Phil Bradley's Mountain Boys" by
I'd get ugly, too, if he kept me in that heat and never let me get a whiff of air. "A List To Starboard" by
The wind carried them away from the ranger, so he didn't get a whiff of them. "Anything You Can Do ..." by
He sniffed here and there, but could not get so much as a tiny whiff of the doctor's scent. "Zip, the Adventures of a Frisky Fox Terrier" by