verb

stinks

to stink, to reek, to be awful

It stinks in here.

It stinks in here.

He thinks the new rule stinks.

He thinks the new rule stinks.

This whole situation stinks.

This whole situation stinks.

((subject)) to have a strong, unpleasant smell. The rubbish stinks.

((subject)) (informal) to be very bad or of poor quality. This film stinks.

Synonyms: reeks, smells bad; Antonyms: smells good

The third-person singular present tense of the verb 'stink'. The '-s' is added for subjects like he, she, or it.

This is the form you use for a single thing or person: 'The cheese stinks.' or 'He thinks the plan stinks.'

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