5 letter words ending in ELL

Here is the requested information for "snell": 1. **Parts of Speech:** Adjective, Noun 2. **Definitions:** - Adjective: (1) Quick or keen in judgment or perception; (2) Sharp, biting, or acrid in taste or smell; (3) Active, brisk, or lively in movement or action. - Noun: (1) A fishing leader that connects the main fishing line to the hook; (2) A sudden or unexpected attack or blow. 3. **Pronunciations:** - US: /snɛl/ - UK: /snɛl/ 4. **Origin and Usage:** The word "snell" comes from the Old Norse word "snjallr," meaning "bold" or "brave." It has been used in English since the 14th century. As an adjective, "snell" is often used to describe a persons mental or physical quickness, as well as sharp or biting tastes or smells. As a noun, "snell" is primarily used in the context of fishing, where it refers to a short length of line that connects the main fishing line to the hook. It can also refer to a sudden or unexpected attack or blow. 5. **Synonyms:** - Adjective: Sharp, keen, perceptive, lively, brisk, active, biting, acrid. - Noun: Leader, trace, tippet, attack, blow, strike. 6. **Related Words:** smell, spell, snail, sneck, sneer. 7. **Example Sentences:** - "She was a snell and astute negotiator, always able to get the best deal for her clients." - "The cheese had a snell, pungent flavor that lingered on the palate." - "He tied a snell knot to connect the hook to the fishing line." - "Without warning, he launched a snell attack on his opponent, catching him off guard."

Here is the requested information for "snell": 1. **Parts of Speech:** Adjective, Noun 2. **Definitions:** - Adjective: (1) Quick or keen in judgment or perception; (2) Sharp, biting, or acrid in taste or smell; (3) Active, brisk, or lively in movement or action. - Noun: (1) A fishing leader that connects the main fishing line to the hook; (2) A sudden or unexpected attack or blow. 3. **Pronunciations:** - US: /snɛl/ - UK: /snɛl/ 4. **Origin and Usage:** The word "snell" comes from the Old Norse word "snjallr," meaning "bold" or "brave." It has been used in English since the 14th century. As an adjective, "snell" is often used to describe a persons mental or physical quickness, as well as sharp or biting tastes or smells. As a noun, "snell" is primarily used in the context of fishing, where it refers to a short length of line that connects the main fishing line to the hook. It can also refer to a sudden or unexpected attack or blow. 5. **Synonyms:** - Adjective: Sharp, keen, perceptive, lively, brisk, active, biting, acrid. - Noun: Leader, trace, tippet, attack, blow, strike. 6. **Related Words:** smell, spell, snail, sneck, sneer. 7. **Example Sentences:** - "She was a snell and astute negotiator, always able to get the best deal for her clients." - "The cheese had a snell, pungent flavor that lingered on the palate." - "He tied a snell knot to connect the hook to the fishing line." - "Without warning, he launched a snell attack on his opponent, catching him off guard."

Smell Part of Speech: Noun, verb
Definitions:

1. (n.) The ability to perceive odors or scents through the nose.
2. (v.) To perceive or detect an odor or scent through the nose.
3. (v.) To emit an odor or scent.

Pronunciations:

• US: /smɛl/
• UK: /smɛl/

Origin and Usage: The word "smell" has Old English origins and was originally spelled "smellan." The word has been used in the English language since at least the 9th century. It is a common word used to describe the sense of smell and the act of smelling. The word can be used both as a noun and a verb. Synonyms:

• (n.) Odor, scent, aroma, fragrance, whiff.
• (v.) Sniff, inhale, detect, perceive.

Related Words:

• Taste
• Touch
• Sense
• Smile
• Sound

Example Sentences:

1. The smell of freshly baked bread filled the room.
2. She could smell the perfume from across the room.
3. The flowers in the garden smell lovely.
4. He smelled the food before he tasted it.