Mopane worms have an intensely musky but pretty awesome taste.
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She described it as being a particularly odd "musky" stench.
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The air at the Explorers Club was musky with taxidermy.
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It's musky, a little salty, with the scent of lily.
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Think old books and records, musky carpet and Camel cigarettes.
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"Pure coffee oil is surprisingly musky and animalic," Zappas says.
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I love a very musky, woody, strong scent on a guy.
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Among them: salty, sweet, fruity, balsamic, earthy, funky, musky, and cheesy.
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We started by exploring this woody, musky side of the spectrum.
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And what is the quality of their odor: musky, sulfury, briny?
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" She added: "I said to Russell, 'You're too musky for me, man.
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The Skylark has semi-double petals and gives off a musky fragrance.
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Floral, clean, crisp, fruity, musky, watery, sexy, next-level sexy... but innovative?
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But an ass man… an ass man is a rare, musky prince.
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The curry powder here lends a musky note and a little heat.
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The bouquet and the flavor carry a musky whiff of sweet carrot.
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The taste is all cumin, strong and musky, matching game with game.
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Calvin Klein's famous fragrance, Obsession for Men, is marketed as having a "musky base" and musky certainly is right: When sprayed on camera traps, it's known to keep wild jaguars lingering so scientists can observe them for research.
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The musky smell is a little more manly, but I like men's cologne.
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The actor has been wed to production designer Jane Musky for 28 years.
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He could smell her scent, something musky and floral and not altogether unpleasant.
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The AnOther is musky and woodsy, but it's balanced out with ingredients like jasmine petals.
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The perfumer Francis Kurkdjian sells beauty and glamour packaged in adjectives like floral, musky, citrusy.
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And plump rounds of ravioli glazed with rich tomato sauce are musky with smoked mozzarella.
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Pick an outfit that entices their eyes, and an intriguing, musky scent over floral or citrus.
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We've rounded up our favorite fruity, musky, and fresh versions of each in the slides ahead.
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So I might start with orange or mandarin, adding a musky undertone and a little wood.
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It's especially suited to whiskey drinks, which benefit from a shot of the dark, musky sweetness.
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His companion Mesihi—a courtier-poet tragically enamored of the moody, musky Florentine—holds back uncomprehending tears.
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I relied on traditional antiperspirants for times when I really couldn't get by with smelling slightly musky.
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What he does remember is that he swooned over the scents, which were spicy, musky and intense.
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Their delicate skins are loosely packed with ground beef, musky from cumin, and just barely pinched shut.
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"There is sort of a sophisticated, musky, earthy wood tone to it, which I like," he says.
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In 1974 Mrs Milne noticed an odd musky smell around her house that had not been present before.
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Most remarkably, of the control subjects without the disease, Mrs Milne found one to have the musky odour.
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Black Opium is masculine and feminine, it has high and lows, it has musky smells and sweet smells.
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But during her workshop, participants described one another's armpits in great detail, articulating floral notes and musky tones.
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This company travels under the name NoFit State, and it exudes an enticingly musky scent of vagabond glamour.
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We ended up saving the best for last, as the musky "Flannel" candle was everyone's favorite by far.
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The dish is musky and warm, somehow evoking childhood even for those who didn't grow up eating it.
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"Red Christmas" Growing up in suburban Australia, my grandmother had a ventriloquist doll in her dark, musky lounge.
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The saffron panna cotta is seductively musky, its perfume offset by dried apricots soaked in passion fruit purée.
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The taste reminded me of oregano—earthy and musky with a hint of bitterness, perfect on pastas and breads.
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Using skin to sell heady, musky scents actually makes perfect sense — so why the outrage over Kim's latest antics?
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Both are musky, warm, and just a little bit floral — probably the sexiest smelling cleansing gels you'll ever own.
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"He wears different ones so it's hard — it's definitely musky," she admits of her fiancé, Jose Antonio Baston's scent.
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Colleagues and even unfamiliar co-workers have given me compliments on the pleasant smell, which is musky and rich.
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The musky incense swirls together with the smoke from orange-hot charcoals grilling whole sardines a few streets away.
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The green garlic powder is musky, niçoise olive is crumbly and assertive, and smoked onion harbors a sweet edge.
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Let's just say that after eight hours of sitting, the last thing your vagina needs is a deep, musky perfume.
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Believe it or not, 89 percent said that a "musky smell" was a key factor in their animal partner's attractiveness.
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A press tour for the launch of Bulgari Goldea Roman Night, a new musky, fruity-floral fragrance launching this September.
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It has the rich, musky notes I adore in the men's fragrances I've come across, but with a subtle sweetness.
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With musky sandalwood and moisturizing coconut oil, they're sure to have a more comfortable (and better smelling) shave every time.
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The aunts here clink Malbec glasses and parade their grief with musky, expensive scents that whisper in elevators and hallways.
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The musky scent here is cadaverine, suggesting both putrefying animal tissue and semen; death and regeneration, decay and desire combine.
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But sometimes a dick goes from smelling like musky man to hot summer garbage—rotten, like fish sauce meets dirty diaper.
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You can bet movie trailers, video sets, and tour buses will fill with that distinct musky scent at this very moment.
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And if so, is Chris Christie's soul, at this very moment, floating aimlessly through the musky air of Palm Beach, Florida?
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And we are going to inhale the entire thing like a musky, complex whisky, and see what bones come out. Come.
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It tasted about how you would expect: musky and chalky, kind of like someone had put cigarette ashes in your water.
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Flaked crab claw meat lends sweetness to a musky nam ya curry, commonly made with minced fish, alongside skinny rice noodles.
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Dubbed Ouai No2, the fragrance for the entire collection smells like clean, musky florals (thanks to jasmine, white musk, and Italian lemon).
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The bombastic "Vinyl," which breathed the musky fumes of the 1970s scene in between toots of cocaine, was just canceled by HBO.
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You can't paper over a vibe that musky and powerful with a bit of Farrow & Ball and some $200-a-roll wallpaper.
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Jeff Goldblum's performances combined the muscularity of (Marlon) Brando, the pathos of (Meryl) Streep and the musky sensuality of a pride of baboons.
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For some, it's a musky, cool scent that makes them feel invincible, or a thick, sharp cat-eye that sets off their superpowers.
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It's only when you're out and about and the breeze is picking up that you get a hit of the subtle, musky aroma.
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If taken literally, it could be nothing more than a moth covered in dust—an ugly butterfly swept up in a musky cloud.
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Common's grooming habits are as impeccable as his style, Kardashian has really found her signature scent and Brand is in fact, not musky-smelling.
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The pieces just smell rich, in both the warm, musky sense and the $$$ sense, and strong enough that you can skip your regular perfume.
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This eau de parfum features a burst of tangerine and freesia, and then dries down to a warm, musky blend of amber and sandalwood.
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They don't have anything close to the musky, fragrant depth of a curry leaf, but they are delightful in their own fresh, woodsy ways.
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The sweet yet musky scent of a softly burning wood fire has you mentally reaching for the whisky before you've even taken your seat.
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She asked Joe Richkus, the production manager of the shop, which house blend he recommended — the musky smelling "earth" or the brighter toned "water"?
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This chicken — bathed in a musky, chile-fueled sauce that's made to behave by plump, sweet prunes — presents these wines with a sturdy partner.
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Among these, the slow-cooked lamb haneeth is best; supple strands of meat pull away from the bone and have a sweet, musky taste.
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"Dark, musky, deep, woodsy," Jennifer Lopez mused last night when I asked her what her Hustlers character, Ramona, would smell like in real life.
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Of course it is always peppery, but hints of other aromas and spices, like citrus, coriander and musky damp earth, can be present too.
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The notes I tend to adore are usually the ones I smell on boyfriends — musky, woodsy, typically "manly" scents that are never marketed toward women.
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Promundo also surveyed British and Mexican men, and neither group described a gender construct as musky, musty and unyielding as the one that Americans detailed.
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However, the cats reportedly love a wide range of scents — especially musky ones — so those looking to Marie Kondo their collections should bring 'em all.
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I'm at my desk working, and there it suddenly is: sharp, glassy-green, with that faint, musky undertone that catches at the back of your throat.
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Recipe: Braised Chicken With Gochujang Many of the Finger Lakes cabernet franc wines exhibited restrained fruit, whispers of spice and musky smoke in a brooding package.
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Choose from scents like Canopy, which blends fresh fig with herby ivy greens and mint, or Chandelier, which mixes light Champagne with saffron and musky leather.
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The spirit of his grandfather Arnold Palmer, in the form of a musky scent, filled the second-floor office at the Bay Hill Club and Lodge.
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Each of the three sauces is agreeably thick: mellow mustard-yellow mango and sweet pepper; musky, smoky mahogany serrano and chipotle; and weaponized neon-orange habanero.
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Wulfric is around ice all day so he probably hardly sweats at all; but it's nice to imagine that his tank top still smells really musky. 9.
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Women whose individual histories, passions, and decisions carve out an idiosyncratic plot — not ones whose destinies are predetermined by a premise made musky by time and overuse.
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Critic's Notebook Through the crackle of an old phonograph recording, the tenor's voice sounds musky and slightly metallic, but the German words ring out sharp and clear.
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The musky, sweet vanilla scent with hints of cherry and salt that lingered on your fingers long after you closed the cap is now a trademarked entity.
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You can smell it right away the moment you walk in—a faint, stale, musky tobacco odor that lingers long after the ashtrays have been emptied out.
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The glass tumbler containers are beautiful in person (and easily reused), and scents range from Canopy (fresh fig, herby ivy greens, mint) to Chandelier (champagne, saffron, musky leather).
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The scent itself has clean, citrusy top notes of mandarin, bergamot, lemon and apricot before giving way to a sexier, musky base of sandalwood, black rose, and coriander.
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The head chef presents a pre-flight tasting menu of baked lobster and caviar, and his butler lights a musky cigar to pair with the exclusive wine selection.
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This one is heady and musky and intoxicating, but it's also somewhat mutable: When it's warmer out, the grassy notes come through; in colder months, it seems spicier.
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It's not heady or musky and won't allure your latest Bumble date back up to your apartment after a round of margaritas, but it will satisfy your sweet tooth.
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I hate really girly, fruity smells and I love this one because it's musky and kind of woody without being too masculine and I still smell like a lady.
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Ivanka Trump's first-ever candle — musky, with notes of peach and vanilla — is the first daughter in scent form: conventionally pretty, sweet, carefully curated, and disappointing to a certain audience.
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After an invisible sunscreen, one exfoliating acne treatment, a cluster of liquid eyeshadows, and a very musky perfume, Glossier is finally launching its most-anticipated beauty product of the year: mascara.
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In the context of the pansexual, gender-fluid, Molly-popping millennials who make conservatives shudder, he's a musky whiff of nostalgia, a stubborn ember of patriarchy, a vintage stripe of sybarite.
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That musky scent (mixed with a little castor oil and a touch of anise) emanates from dispensers installed at Long's winter research sites throughout the North Cascades Mountains in Washington State.
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The aroma from the diseased wood (trees produce the fragrance as an antidote to fungal infections) is musky and mysterious, like something you might expect to smell in an ancient tomb.
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" They decided to imagine what kinds of smells would actually entice Bigfoot; she describes the final product as "something a little more earthy, a little more musky, not quite so perfumey.
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I wanted it to smell like going out at night in a luxurious, chauffeur-driven night on the town—it has this musky, animalistic undertone; a bit dirty, almost like hot sex.
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If your ideal is surgically-altered, unshaven, vajazzled, musky, or pierced, that's cool, too — but don't knock misting your crotch with bilberry essence on a 90-degree day until you've tried it.
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Instead of the woody, citrus, and mildly musky mix of Fierce, shoppers will get a whiff of Ellwood, a gender-neutral fragrance that happens to be on offer for purchase (of course).
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The combination of bitter orange, lime zest, jasmine, and coriander leaf with a musky, metallic dry-down keeps the fragrance weird, but nobody will be mistaking it for pee this time around.
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We ordered sweet East Coast blue points and musky West Coast skookums, then despaired that we could not forego the rest of the meal and spend the whole night slurping them down.
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Tipped off by a Scottish nurse with a highly attuned nose, scientists have recently learned that people with Parkinson's disease begin emitting a distinct "woody, musky odor" years before they show symptoms.
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I don't think Alexis will give in to Mutt's musky charms (he looks like he smells like firewood and pretension), but I predict a declaration of affection from the prodigal Schitt son.
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And, Apartment Therapy was put off by the "sweetly musky" smell of the root but found that when you soak it in water with some peppermint oil, it is much more bearable.
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Expect to hear the crunch of gravel, to squint as figures emerge on a nearly blank horizon and to smell the musky air of an enclosure meant to store fish centuries ago.
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FM Global's fire lab, where a musky odor of soot hangs in the air, can perform detailed analysis of the emissions that result — often a toxic mix of hydrocarbons and other chemicals.
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Shaped like a musky short story collection, the game sends the player deep into the Seussian house of the Finch clan, and its family tree, of which each branch has a tragic end.
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The hairy, pig-like creatures emit a distinctive musky smell that is not easy to forget, and play a crucial role in their ecosystems, dispersing seeds and creating habitats for insects and amphibians.
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He also has another thing going for him, though, that you can't obtain through any licensing agency: a native's grasp of the animal's behavior down to its patterns of movement and musky odor.
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A sweet, slightly musky, vanilla-like fragrance, with slight overtones of cherry, and the natural smell of a salted, wheat-based dough Most adults will probably just describe it as smelling like their childhood.
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To test whether these different levels of compounds were generating the smell that Mrs Milne was detecting, Dr Barran presented them to her and confirmed that they were, indeed, responsible for the musky odour.
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Because today, Bath & Body Works dropped over 70 brand new seasonal soaps, shower gels, creamy lotions, and fragrance mists, all of which bottle up select notes of warm pumpkin, zesty cranberry, and musky cashmere.
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We were all in agreement that "Flannel" — which has a mahogany, musky aroma — was the clear winner, while the sickly sweet "Blueberry Maple Pancakes" was, in our opinion, too much of a good thing.
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Photo: HasbroI have some bad news if you've created a perfume that has a sweet, slightly musky, vanilla-like fragrance, with slight overtones of cherry, and the natural smell of a salted, wheat-based dough.
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If you want to smell like a Hollywood movie star going to the 1962 Oscars (when the movie won) and of musky florals that linger long after you leave, this is the fragrance for you.
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One of the heady new fragrances is Rose by Roja Dove, the British master perfumer whom GQ magazine recently named "the pornographer of perfume" for his extremely sensitive nose and penchant for carnal, musky odors.
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In contrast, Mr. Schreiber — who is usually musky with sex appeal (as in "Ray Donovan" on television) — comes across as cloddish and amiable, an old-old-school frat boy stuck in culottes and an unflattering wig.
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She says there is no available anesthetic for the procedures, that castrating boars is necessary to prevent the meat from becoming too musky, and that cutting off piglets' tails prevents them from biting each other's tails.
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The opening moments of the production, at the Bushwick Starr, resemble an overcrowded dorm party: red lights, musky incense, heaps of audience bodies squashed together on floor cushions or sitting cheek-to-cheek on wooden benches.
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I was also happy to buck peer pressure and try other meats, like thick chops of pork neck with just enough fat to keep them juicy, and thin panels of beef that shrank down to lovely musky ribbons.
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Doughba Caranda-Martin III, the chef, braises the escargots slowly in a stew of tomatoes and smoked peppers, including musky black pepper from the Gulf of Guinea and wild handpicked Madagascar pepper, floral with a whiff of camphor.
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The source: A smoke-haunted paste of dried chiles, long pepper — stronger than black pepper, more expansive and musky-sweet — and makhwaen seeds, kin to Sichuan peppercorn, for a faint kiss of lemon before your mouth goes numb.
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Musky Trout Hatchery in New Jersey, which supplies Esca, supports the health — and healthy appetite — of its fish with an elaborate alarm system that sounds when the oxygen levels of the spring-fed waters drop past an acceptable point.
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Goldwyn admits that at times Musky, 60, has sacrificed career opportunities for the family, as the couple agreed that she would only pursue work in New York to be near their two daughters, while he would travel when necessary for work.
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On they went for hours, criss-crossing the tundra until the sun got low and the deep cold crept in, and Kaskil would climb up Roomba's clumped fur and doze there in the musky warmth as the mammoth carried him home.
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And so, in an almost oenological language, he started to describe for me the qualities of the Native Roots proprietary brands: Harlequin, for instance ("a mix of three sativas") and Sour Kush ("musky, sweet, cerebral with a nice tight nug structure").
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It's unclear why any grown adult would ever willingly want to smell like a sweet, slightly musky, vanilla-like fragrance, with slight overtones of cherry, and the natural smell of a salted, wheat-based dough, but OK. The scent is seemingly available today.
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Walked by the greengrocer this morning on the way to the subway and got hit with one of those creeper breezes that scuttle along the sidewalk, usually picking up nastiness, but today it was rich with the scent of peaches, musky and sweet.
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Eventually, the nose would be able to alert you to get that mole on your thigh checked out, or warn you that your blood sugar is dropping dangerously low, or perhaps that you've started emitting the woody, musky odor of Parkinson's disease.
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The jerky comes in three styles: Original, which has a subtle coconut flavor, is a trifle hot-sweet; Ginger Teriyaki is musky, salty and spicy; and Chili Lime is tart and delivers some fire: Cocoburg Coconut Jerky, $5.99 for 1.5 ounces at coconutjerky.net.
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From there, he added top notes of cactus flower and bitter orange to round out the earthy scent with the native plants, so your nose picks up the dry sand with the musky succulent and the rainwater freshness of breathing in the Palm Springs air.
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A dulcet riff on preserved lemons, with a musky hint of saffron, it's fine as is, but the website suggests using it in marinades for Easter lamb and Moroccan lemon chicken, and pairing it with Uplands Pleasant Ridge Reserve, one of my favorite cheeses.
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As someone who has never forgotten their first experience in a one such shop—the musky scent of dusty cardboard sleeves and cheap coffee, shelves towering high above, and extra-terrestial waves of sound—I was determined to check out this new wave of record stores.
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ELLA and ÉL eau de parfums From: ArquisteAroma: Feminine, Musky Inspired by 1970s romance at the legendary night spot Armando's le Club in Acapulco, both the floral, feminine scent for her and the cardamom and oak moss-heavy scent for him are mellowed with musk and patchouli.
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Children will love the (injured) birds of prey, the desert tortoises, who inch around their habitat about as rapidly as some locals drive, and Pitch, Rogue and Brook, three musky-smelling river otters who showboat around their habitat like they're auditioning to be reality TV stars.
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Johnson revels in textbook pressed meats: a square of dense, rich pork pâté en croûte has a perfect circle of duck liver in the center; rabbit ballotine arrives with sweet peaches, a deep-green watercress sauce, and a spicy dijonnaise, all of which brighten the musky meat.
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Others keep score by what lies within: layers of fish-sauce-laced charcuterie and musky pâté; cooling strands of pickled daikon and carrots; a jalapeño ambush; a wand of cucumber; sunny cilantro; mayonnaise cut with butter; and a douse of "Vietnamese soy sauce" — typically code for Maggi seasoning.
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It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia - "The Nightman Cometh" No other musical on this list features incestuous subtext, the strong musky power of true love or firm reassurances that one of the characters is definitely not a child molester, so at least "The Nightman Cometh" has that going for it?
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The "Manor House Weekend" collection includes a selection of autumnal aromas such as musky Dappled Wood with hints of sandalwood, toasted walnut, and sweet hay, a comforting Cardamom Milk with notes of frothy milk, cardamom, and praline woods, and a wintry Mountain Lace with elderflower fizz, anjou pear, and apple blossom.
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More Sustainable, Vegan Perfumes Back in the 16th century, Queen Elizabeth I wore perfumed gloves to sleep that were scented with orange flower butter, ambergris (a tobacco-like odorant expelled from whale intestinal lining), and civet (a musky paste extracted from the perineal glands of medium-size, cat-like mammals).
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"Yeah, [truffles] are expensive, but we are talking about the diamonds of gastronomy," Francesca Sparvoli, co-owner of truffle distribution company Done2500NY tells CNBC Make It. Truffles — which grow underground near the roots of certain trees, particularly oak, throughout central Europe — are highly sought after for their distinct earthy, musky flavor and scent.
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The "Manor House Weekend" collection includes a selection of autumnal aromas he'll love, such as musky Dappled Wood with hints of sandalwood, toasted walnut, and sweet hay, a comforting Cardamom Milk with notes of frothy milk, cardamom, and praline woods, and a wintry Mountain Lace with elderflower fizz, anjou pear, and apple blossom.
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There are the fish, turtles, dolphins, and other marine life killed as "bycatch" in industrial fishing operations; the male chicks gassed or ground to death in egg farms where they're unnecessary; and male pigs who are castrated, in most countries sans anesthetic, to avoid "boar taint" from making their meat overly musky.
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It's said that American soldiers ate mutton chops often during World War II but had grown tired of the meat and its musky flavor upon returning to the US. So mutton fell out of favor, but Keens continued serving it and built a reputation as one of the only places to make the plate and do it well.
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As I stopped to take it all in, Ms. Deravian, an Iranian-Canadian actor and food blogger who has lived in the Los Angeles area for the last 20 years, ushered me into the kitchen where new aromas were waiting: browning butter, musky saffron, sharp herbs and smoked fish, all in various stages of preparation for the feast she was cooking.
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Lamb is celebrated in dish after dish: indulgently braised hunks of shoulder and shank arrayed over golden rice musky from cardamom; ground lamb tucked inside hollowed-out orbs of onion and trunks of eggplant, a process so labor-intensive that Mr. Almandalawi reserves it for weekends; and lamb broth, plush on the tongue, suffusing bamia, a slow breakdown of okra and tomatoes.
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Coffee once ruled these fields, but as its price has grown unstable, smallholder farmers like Dávila and González, 52 and 65, respectively, have had to turn to alternative crops, among them this strange arrival that yields knobby rhizomes of shocking orange flesh, rarely eaten unadulterated; instead, the underground stems are dried and pulverized into a musky powder with a throb of bitterness, which is most widely recognized worldwide as the earthy base note and color in many Indian dishes.
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"If this makes men listen up and maybe want to experiment with makeup and this is their gateway, then I'm fine with it." that warpaint for men ad is bad in a Hip Musky Fashy-Fade Gentrified Speakeasy waybut the idea the makeup can be socially normalized for men is inherently a good thing War Paint has not responded to the hoopla beyond that comment on Twitter, and it seems to be deleting comments on its Instagram.
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