Full of, or charged with, smoke; rendered offensive or disagreeable by the presence of smoke.

Esp. of a gas or vapour: offensive to the smell, foul-smelling; noxious, poisonous, pestilential. Also figurative. Now archaic and literary.

Of the nature of, or belonging to, a ‘damp’ or noxious exhalation: see damp, n.1 1. Obsolete.

= mephitic, adj.

mephitic.

Of light: full of motes.

Containing no ozone; without ozone.

Full of tiny particles of dust or extraneous matter; (hence) full of specks, spotty. Formerly also (of bread): containing currants.