mə̇ˈfid.ik adjective
also me·phit·i·cal -d.ə̇kəl
Etymology: French or Late Latin; French méphitique, from Late Latin mephiticus, mefiticus, from Latin mephitis, mefitis mephitis + -icus -ic
: of, relating to, or like mephitis : offensive to the sense of smell : noxious , pestilential
the mephitic verdure of the Malay peninsula — Jean Stafford
that purpose which is now hidden in a mephitic cloud of love and romance and prudery and fastidiousness — G.B.Shaw