The word odour is a variant of the word odor. It can be used to describe an actual scent or the assumption of something, such as sensing an odour of betrayal.
An odor can be good or bad.
The word musky derives from the word musk, and is often used as a definition for unpleasant smells. Musky pertains to a penetrating odor which is most often then not, an unpleasant odor. Many people use it to describe poor hygiene and body odor.
Really good question! When something has a good or bad odor, it gives off an odor as a chemical compound. By the process of olfaction, or sense of smell, we have receptors in our noses that pick these up and identify them as good or bad. So the answer would be yes.
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One example would be : The odor of the skunk was very putrid.
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It means you may have fuel leaking, which is not a good thing.
A definition list would be good for that. Use the <dl> (definition list), <dt> (definition term), and <dd> (definition description) tags. Here is the syntax of the list: <dl> <dt></dt> <dd></dd> <dt></dt> <dd></dd> </dl>
Promethium is a radioactive element and does not have a characteristic odor on its own. Any odor associated with promethium would likely be from compounds or substances it is combined with in a laboratory setting.
It is body waste, often called crap/poop/scat. It is usually brown and has an offensive odor.