"fragrant, emitting a smell or scent," early 15c., from Medieval Latin odorosus, from Latin odorus "having a smell," from odor "a smell, a scent" (see odor). Related: Odorously; odorousness.
odorous jasmine flowers
odorous garbage
fresh odorous bread
odorous salt pork and weevily hardtack
the odorous air of the orchard
odious
odium
odometer
odor
odoriferous
odorous
odour
Odysseus
odyssey
oe
OED
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