scenting
Collocations
scenting ability (3 uses)
It also tests for physical traits such as strength, endurance, agility, and scenting ability.
scenting cigarettes (1 uses)
Ancient Egyptians burned ambergris as incense, while in modern Egypt ambergris is used for scenting cigarettes.
scenting heresy (1 uses)
But the archbishop, scenting heresy in some passage relating to the marriage of the clergy, sent it back to him, with a present indeed, but with something like a reprimand, to which Ascham answered with an assurance that he was " no seeker after novelties ", as his lectures showed.
scenting clothing (1 uses)
for fumigating or scenting clothing ; censing basket ", which Edward H. Schafer described.
scenting compound (1 uses)
The block's functionality is enhanced by saturating it with a scenting compound and quaternary ammonium compounds.
scenting . (1 uses)
After drying some teas go through the added processes of roasting and scenting.
scenting skills (1 uses)
Another dog valued for its scenting skills was the lymer, a forerunner of today ’ s bloodhound.
scenting points (1 uses)
A gland located in their cheek exudes chemicals which they rub on scenting points, such as shrubs and rocks, to indicate possession ; this can be smelt by other marmots in the area.
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