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reek of something 
1. Lit. to have the stench or smell of something. This whole house reeks of onions! What did you cook? She reeks of a very strong perfume. She must have spilled it on herself.
2. Fig. to give a strong impression of something. The neighborhood reeks of poverty. The deal reeked of dishonesty. reek with something to stink with some smell. This place reeks with some horrible odor. Jane reeks with too much perfume.


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Byline: By Steven Oliver Office workers who reek of cigarette smoke are putting their reputation and career chances at risk, research claims.
Obviously she doesn't mind the reek of curry and cooking oil.
OFFICE workers who reek of cigarette smoke are putting their reputation and career chances at risk,according to new research.
 
 
 
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