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• n  sensing an odor by inhaling through the nose
• v  perceive by inhaling through the nose
  sniff the perfume
• v  inhale audibly through the nose
  the sick student was sniffling in the back row

• The mines buried here are dummies, already detonated but still containing the traces of TNT that the rats have been trained to sniff out.
• Don't worry, jurors will sniff out the truth.
• They apparently did not sniff the urine stench of the youngsters' alternative dwelling.

• snuff
• whiff
• sniffle

News & Articles

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• Reality show 'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo' returns with 'watch 'n sniff' premiere
  The show Here Comes Honey Boo Boo is returning with a "watch 'n sniff" event.
  June 18, 2013 - WTOC 11 Savannah
• Drug dog sniff cases may not pass smell test
  FARGO - Prosecutors worry that some Cass County District Court drug cases could be jeopardized by a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that ruled drug dog sniffs are searches and require a warrant.
  June 18, 2013 - The Fargo Forum
• MLB Replay: This old ballparks smells far from charming
  Thankfully, scratch-and-sniff Internet has yet to be invented, or we would refrain from reporting on the stink in Oakland Sunday that forced both the A's and the Mariners to use the Oakland Raiders' showers after the game.
  June 17, 2013 - The Mercury

Quotes

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• Graeme McDowell in New York Times
  After taking the 36-hole lead Friday, Graeme McDowell said, "If I get a sniff Sunday afternoon, I'll be ready for it."
• Michael Vaughan in ic Wales
  To get to a ground on the last day with a small sniff of victory and to end up losing in such a dramatic fashion is not a great feeling at all,Vaughan added. "We felt if we'd have got to 80 or 100-1, which on that wicket was certainly...