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malodor

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malodor [mal′ōd·ər]
(physiology)
A bad or foul odor.
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Paper disks imbued with mastic gum methanolic extract produced substantial inhibition zones without exhibiting signs of toxicity (hemolysis), confirming that "mastic gum may be used as a potential non-toxic local agent in treating oral malodor and gum disease," as remarked by Nir Sterer, a researcher at the Hebrew University's Hadassah School of Dental Medicine.
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When your hands smell of fish or any malodor, you could use lemon peel to remove or counter the negative smell.
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