ˈōdərəs adjective
Etymology: Latin odorus, from odor, n.
: having or emitting an odor : scented
odorous materials … captured by the mucous lining of the nostrils — F.A.Geldard
as
a. : fragrant
the odorous air of the orchard — H.W.Longfellow
odorous gums from the East — Oscar Wilde
fresh, moist, odorous bread — Della Lutes
b. : malodorous
grievances of the men … odorous salt junk and weevily hardtack — H.A.Chippendale
• odor·ous·ly adverb