Antonyms for olid

Grammar : Adj

Definition of olid

As in rancid : adj rotten, strong-smelling
As in rank : adj stinking, foul
As in smelly : adj having a bad odor
As in reeky : adj smelly

Example sentences :

Olid lost his life in this attempt; and Corts determined to go himself to Honduras.
Extract from : « Mexico » by Susan Hale

Olid, Leon, and others who were present begged Cortes to be considerate.
Extract from : « The Fair God » by Lew Wallace

Sandoval was to command on the north, Alvarado on the west, and Olid on the south.
Extract from : « Hernando Cortez » by John S. C. Abbott

At the mouth of this river Olid had established one of his important settlements.
Extract from : « Hernando Cortez » by John S. C. Abbott

They may have been Dorian houses, like the olid houses; and the name may have become tribal afterwards, when they rose to power.
Extract from : « Studies on Homer and the Homeric Age, Vol. 1 of 3 » by W. E. Gladstone

That Bellerophon, also an olid, is also , therefore himself a descendant of Jupiter.
Extract from : « Studies on Homer and the Homeric Age, Vol. 1 of 3 » by W. E. Gladstone

After a short battle, Olid, hoping for the speedy return of his absent forces, applied for a truce.
Extract from : « Hernando Cortez » by John S. C. Abbott

After a time, however, Las Casas succeeded in forming a conspiracy, and Olid was seized and beheaded.
Extract from : « Hernando Cortez » by John S. C. Abbott

Others of the troops were to assemble at Naco, quite an important town, where Olid had been executed.
Extract from : « Hernando Cortez » by John S. C. Abbott

The nausea left him, and the olid atmosphere seemed suddenly purged of its reek.
Extract from : « Snowdrift » by James B. Hendryx

Synonyms for olid

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