Mefites
- noun
- Archaic
- The ancient cave was filled with dangerous Mefites that made it impossible to breathe inside.
Examples
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Workers wore masks to protect themselves from the Mefites released during the excavation.
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Legends warned travelers about the Mefites rising from the marshes at night.
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The cave was filled with Mefites that made it hard to breathe.
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Have you ever encountered Mefites while exploring caves?
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The ancient cave was filled with dangerous Mefites, releasing toxic fumes that could harm anyone who entered.
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Workers wore masks to protect themselves from the noxious Mefites released during the excavation process.
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Legends warned travelers about the foul-smelling Mefites that could rise unexpectedly from the marshes at night.
Synonyms
A cloud of smoke or gas with a strong often harmful smell
A bad smell of gases from decaying or chemical waste
A poisonous gas from the ground often near volcanoes or swamps
Harmful gases that smell bad and come from engines or machines
A bad, unhealthy air that makes people feel sick
How Noxious
- NSFW
- Archaic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mefites comes from the old Latin word mephitis, which means 'poisonous breath' or 'bad smell'. So Mefites are like dangerous 'breaths' or gases that come from the ground and can harm you.