smell, n.All

Smelling is dietary --- smelling apples and/or bananas can help you lose weight.

Polar bears are able to smell a seal from 20 miles away

Smell is a little used sense endowed with the power to recall memories.

Slugs are good at smelling. They have four noses

Smell is, in fact, but a single composite sense with taste, whose laboratory is the mouth and its chimney the nose.

Elephants are able to smell water up to 3 miles away

Smell is that, more readily than any other channel, by which memories, imagination, old sentiments, and associations are reached.

A smell is not weightless --- on average, a smell has a weight of 760 nanograms.

Dolphins are unable to smell

Bloodhounds can track a man by smell for up to 100 miles

Smell is the foreplay of taste.

A Smell is like a soul, long poised, always ready to remind us.

Smell is more primal than sight and of course speech.

Smell has an altogether peculiar force, in affecting us through association... a force differing essentially from that of objects addressing the touch, the taste, the sight or the hearing.

Smell is a sense that explores.

Ants can smell well --- better even than a dog.