noisome

[KatyBr]

noi·some (noi'səm)
adj.
Offensive to the point of arousing disgust; foul: a noisome odor.
Harmful or dangerous: noisome fumes.
[Middle English noiesom : noie, harm (short for anoi, annoyance, from Old French, from anoier, to annoy; see annoy) + -som, adj. suff.; see –some1.]

noi'some·ly adv.
noi'some·ness n.

I was thinking about stinky stuff last night, this word swam up from my memories.

Kt

[Slava]

As I'm about to head out, I do believe I'll take a shower. I'd hate to be noisome in public.

This word was also re-suggested here:

http://www.alphadictionary.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=3119

It's still a good one, and still languishing in Neverland.

[LukeJavan8]

Interestingly used by a news commentator yesterday
referring to broken gas lines in the earthquake
ravaged Chile.

Offensive to the point of arousing disgust; foul: a noisome odor.

[saparris]

As I'm about to head out, I do believe I'll take a shower. I'd hate to be noisome in public.

If you're noisome before you go out, you probably should have showered a week or so ago.

[LukeJavan8]

Or taken a "French shower": perfume.