Sniffs

And gardens with just a patch of grass can be boring for dogs – they need trees and shrubs to create interest for sniffs, smells and widdles.

She plucks a majestically large, gnarled celeriac from the earth and sniffs it deeply and fondly, as if inhaling mythical ambrosia, and takes it back to the house.

Unlike the apps, these book blurbs assure me, Leach will studiously avoid anything that sniffs of a parenting fad.

As a New Yorker, he’s treated as an outsider, and gets dismissed in a few derogatory lines — “I don’t think he’ll make it,” one unnamed actor sniffs.

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He worked the most with K9 Vinnie, a golden Labrador who performed drug sniffs in schools and of mail at post offices.

Guardian has the team spread out across the highway to challenge Wolverine, and insists on calling him Weapon X. Logan sniffs Mac, while Manbot’s surveillance flickers in and out, causing Clarke more stress.

I’ve had good experiences with this: basically, put a couple drops in some hot water and then take a few big sniffs.

He crushes them up and sniffs them as he cries.

She touches down with nary a hair out of place, and with a fresh arsenal of sniffs, eye rolls and curt reprimands at the ready.

When suffering an anxiety attack, Milburn sniffs a stack of money and is quickly revived.