A feeling of sadness, resultant from a loss of the sense of smell.
Typically prevalent in people who have been diagnosed with COVID19 and report a loss of sense of taste and smell.
Typically prevalent in people who have been diagnosed with COVID19 and report a loss of sense of taste and smell.
Mark was recently diagnosed with CornaVirus. Despite having no other symptoms he had strong feelings of smellancholy until his sense of smell returned.
by M Gall December 2, 2020
Walking by a restaurant I used to work at, a waft of smellancholy hit me and I was again an 18 year old serving greedy diners chicken pie.
by Himing August 28, 2019
by DClark22 September 23, 2010
The great sadness one feels when a food that is in the fridge that smelled great a couple of days ago when it has turned to a not so pleasant smell before you have the chance eat the leftover.
Also applies to food that smelled great at a restaurant, but has now overwhelmed everything and knocks you down every time you open the fridge...
Also applies to food that smelled great at a restaurant, but has now overwhelmed everything and knocks you down every time you open the fridge...
After the wonderful Italian meal on Friday night, she had serious smellancholy the next day when the garlic emanating from the fridge knocked her over.
by JohnGo April 11, 2014