putrid in Latin
putrid in Latin is puter — putrid means rotting and giving off a foul smell.
putrid in Latin
puter
Rotting, rotten, being in a state of putrefaction. [from Template:SAFESUBST: c.]
What does "putrid" mean?
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adj Rotting and giving off a foul smell.
"A putrid smell drifted from the bin left out for weeks."
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adj Disgusting or morally corrupt, used figuratively.
"He described the whole scandal as a putrid affair."
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putrid in a sentence
- A putrid smell drifted from the bin left out for weeks.
- The putrid meat had to be thrown away immediately.
- He described the whole scandal as a putrid affair.
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What is "putrid" in Latin?
"putrid" in Latin is puter. putrid means: Rotting and giving off a foul smell.
How do you use "putrid" in a sentence?
Example: "A putrid smell drifted from the bin left out for weeks." In Latin, "putrid" is puter.
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