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fart-breath

fart-breath

9.9
Breath that smells very bad like a fart
  • noun
  • /fɑrt brɛθ/
  • Offensive
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  • Just because you saved my life doesn't mean I forgot you called me fart breath.

Examples

  • Even after brushing, he couldn't get rid of the fart-breath that lingered from the beans he had for lunch.

  • After eating that garlic dish, his breath smelled like fart-breath.

  • The teacher frowned when she realized that the student's fart-breath was making it hard to concentrate.

Synonyms

stink
vsfart-breath
111 1.1

A very bad smell that people dislike

is used for mouth smells with a joking insulting comparison to flatulence
stench
vsfart-breath
80 3.5

A very bad strong smell that makes you feel sick

is restricted to mouth smells often joked about as flatulence
halitosis
vsfart-breath
  • Specialized
6 6.4

A strong unpleasant smell coming from the mouth

is the informal insulting term that likens mouth odor to flatulence
niff
vsfart-breath
  • UK
1 9.9

An unpleasant strong smell that comes from old or dirty things

is about foul mouth smells likened to flatulence rather than stale odour
whiffy odor
vsfart-breath
  • Informal
7.4

A strong, unpleasant smell that people dislike

is specific to mouth smells and often compared humorously to flatulence

How Smelly

fart-breath
  • Offensive
9.9
reeking
5.0
ill-smelling
1 4.4
stale air
2 2.8

Surface Forms

fart-breath singular
fart-breaths plural

Morphology

fart-breath = fart + breath (transparent) = fart + breath

The compound directly combines 'fart' and 'breath' to mean breath that smells like flatulence, which is immediately inferable from the parts.

Etymology

The word fart-breath is a playful compound of fart ('a rude word for gas from the body that smells bad') and breath ('air you breathe out'). So fart-breath means breath that smells like a fart and is often used as a joke or an insult.