Verb:

একটি ফুঁ পেতে,

get a whiff's Usage Examples:

Local guys didn't get a whiff of it.

National guys didn't get a whiff of it.

marijuana, saying, Anyone who went to the UCD bar in the '70s that didn't get a whiff of marijuana would be telling you a lie.

"If you think Big Tobacco was bad, wait till you get a whiff of Big Marijuana".

Duncan in Chopin dances performed with lovely sincerity by the Rices, or get a whiff of German modernism in Miriam Marmein's circa 1932 mime, Argument des.

commented that "it's on songs such as Love You And Leave You that you get a whiff of a truly original artist.

trusted aide, is sent by her to eavesdrop on their conversation and get a whiff of their plan.

fragrance and gives Shaw a sample on her neck which Ne-Yo proceeds to get a whiff of.

poor acting: "that beneath all the cuss words and the sex jokes you get a whiff of laziness.

Tells a Story) featured the picture At dusk she often snuck out just to get a whiff of the good smell in the episode "The childhood picture", by Bengt Lagerkvist.

Synonyms:

express; obtain; buy; gather up; come by; take in; charter; catch; partake; isolate; take; make; recoup; incur; realize; engage; garner; partake in; capture; pull in; rent; hire; recover; recuperate; get back; share; collect; press out; call for; win; inherit; repossess; come into; receive; realise; extract; bring in; pick up; get hold; accept; profit; acquire; glom; clear; reclaim; preempt; poll; borrow; have; earn; come up; luck into; turn; retrieve; regain; find; gain; win back; come upon; benefit; line up; lease; enter upon; purchase;

Antonyms:

refuse; lend; lose; sell; falsify;