0 present participle of reek --
1 to have a strong unpleasant smell: --
The fact is, as is clear from the silence, that nobody did, because nobody would support a proposal so reeking of political corruption and so consistent with party political advantage.
It is simply unpleasant and unacceptable to go home reeking of tobacco smoke after sitting in a restaurant, pub or some other public place.
The plaster was falling from the walls and the houses were reeking with dampness and water.
The banks are reeking with profits that they have never known before.
I was a miner for 21 years and was not allowed to go down the pit shaft, along with other miners, reeking of ale.
He does not approach the problem reeking of the midnight oil of academic study.
It is not even a fresh herring, but old and reeking.
The majority are intensely ashamed of ditches reeking with the overflow from unemptied cesspits and of fields and gardens used as sewage dumps.
