How to pronounce “stank like a mackerel”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of stink like a mackerel

Practice Nearby Words

stank, stank up, stank on ice, outstank, threw a sprat to catch a mackerel, destank, sank, woke up and smelt the ashes, woke up and smelt the coffee, woke up and smelled the ashes, swore like a sailor, ate like a bird, woke up and smelled the coffee, sank in, ate like a horse, polluted, swam, took the mick, stole, resank, came to a sticky end, came a gutser, shat out, shrank, went down the toilet, drank, ate out, got in the boat and row, went down the drain, manswore, fell apart, took a bath, came from a cracker jack box, ate beaver, went to the toilet, woke up, sackt, bare, fell flat, got in the boat and start rowing, mistook, swonk, took a long walk off a short pier, fell between two stools, took a long walk on a short pier, went up in smoke, fell off the wagon, got rid of, shat on, wore off, had had it, took the piss, took the bait, fell ill, wore sackcloth and ashes, went bad, wore the trousers, fell into a trap, gave off, sated, was bored, threw up the sponge, choked down, fell off, rang around, fell prey, ate someone's lunch, threw up, got lost, got wet, broke wind, went hungry, went down the pan, misspoke, took a joke, ate one's own dog food, went out with the ark, burned out, took, threw away, went to the bathroom, was a man, couldn't seem, took one's hook, fell through, hid the sausage, blew smoke, disbecame, ate it, ate lead, swum, ate the baby, strowed, went down like a cup of sick, lay waste, swinkt, ran amuck, sowed one's wild oats, broke bread, ran like a dry creek

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