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(91) Allyl mustard oil is a mixed pungent odour flavour oil. In the paper, a technological process of allyl mustard oil from mustard seed (Brassica juncea) is described.

(92) The assay is about the significance of curing thoracic obstruction and cardiodynia with pungent and warm herbs mainly by way of using warming and obstruction-removing therapy.

(93) transparent liquid, with pungent smell, consistency : 1.049, melting point: 16.7℃, boiling point: 118℃. Amalgamate with water, ethanol and aether.

(94) For Liu, lanky with a buzz cut and thick black glasses, it was love at first bite when he tried Camembert, a creamy and often pungent cheese.

(95) And the husband is pungent to mine however go-by , always do not agree to reduce oneself drain.

(96) Ginger gets its spicy flavor and thermogenic quality from its combination of two pungent compounds: gingerol and shogaol.

(97) It is an unstable, powerfully bleaching, poisonous oxidizing agent with a pungent, irritating odor, used to deodorize air, purify water, treat industrial wastes and as a bleach.

(98) The author introduced the nutrition and health function, source, main nutriture and effect constituent of several Korean traditional fermented food stressed on the pungent cabbage.

(99) The taste of a truffle is often compared to garlic blended with an earthiness or pungent mushroomy flavor.

(100) The show, made by Kansai Telecasting Corp (KTV) in the western city of Osaka, claimed people could lose weight by eating the pungent food for breakfast and dinner daily for two weeks.

(101) A vegetable plant ( Brassica rapa ) related to the turnip and grown for its pungent leafy shoots.

(102) Any of various succulent annual seashore herbs of the genus Cakile, of the mustard family, having pungent foliage and white to lavender flowers. Sentencedict.com

(103) Shallot and garlic are usually used as seasonings so Shangdong dishes tastes pungent usually.

(104) Any of various New World plants of the genus Tropaeolum, having pungent juice and long-spurred, usually yellow, orange, or red irregular flowers.

(105) But New Orleans serves up countless variations of the basic gumbo recipe, from classic Creole style to pungent Cajun.

(106) Have the rhinitis gush agent with so not pungent flavour?

(107) Or edible some pungent foods, like ginger, pepper, Chinese prickly ash, pepper and so on.

(108) When it detects smoke, the alarm emits a compound called allyl isothiocyanate, which is responsible for the pungent taste and smell of stinky foods like mustard[sentencedict.com], horseradish and wasabi.

(109) Any of various plants of the genus Cochlearia, especially C. officinalis, of northern Europe, having pungent foliage and formerly used to cure scurvy .

(110) The pungent conflict of "Dao" and language exhibits the puzzledom of the modern educational philosophy.

(111) Will Rogers is venerated as a national hero for his pungent, earthy comment on the American scene - for his gift of making Americans see what is ridiculous in themselves.

(112) Unpleasantly sharp, pungent, or bitter to the taste or smell.

(113) The pungent, aromatic seeds of a tropical African plant (Aframomum melegueta) used medicinally and for flavoring beverages.

(114) It pointed mouth big ears, long body, short behind trail a long tail, systemic palm red, black, white tail pointed deafness, tail base has a hole, can emit a pungent odor.

(115) Chili Powders provide an especially harmonious blend of flavors and pungent smell.

(116) The leaves of the huge cherry trees threw off a certain pungent aroma.

(117) It is best to use fresh Tarragon which needs to be used rather sparingly because of its pungent taste.

(118) Cats pee: Pungent, even aggressive, aroma found particularly in some Sauvignon Blanc wines.

(119) A plant ( Zingiber officinale ) of tropical southeast Asia having yellowish - green flowers and a pungent, aromatic rhizome.

(120) Inside there is the familiar faint university whiff of the academic coffee room, but here it is mingled with the pungent smell of monkey urine.