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PhoenixRising 
Wait what!? They were supposed to guess the smell!? But Dominic has perhaps the worse sense of smell ever! Grimacing at the thought, the fourth year wrinkled up his nose and tried to differentiate what the smell could be. Shrugging, he listened to the others but couldn't tell any of those. All he could smell was the disgusting smell of perfume, undoubtedly worn by some of the older girls in the class.
"Gi-- Perfume?" he asked, raising his hand. Sounded good to him.
Macadrian choked out a laugh,
"Mr. Denton, if this is your idea of perfume, you're going to be dating some interesting women in your future! And I'm still waiting on my cookies..." Shackleton trailed off, giving him a look that said she better get her cookies or he'd be doing a much more unpleasant detention cleaning things that smelled far worse than what was under those covers.
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cake.ninjak Ryan scooched over closer to Rapunzel. Whatever was in those containers smelled rancid, and she was the closest pleasant-smelling person/thing to which he was willing to move. He caught a wiff of her hair and coughed. The smell of her hair had begun to mix with the nastiness, which wasn't a good thing. It was kind of a nauseatingly sweet smell...like when you're in a candle shop for too long and all the scents blend together. He opted for breathing through his robes instead.
"I know what that smell is," he said, gasping for clean air. "It's Dominic's quidditch socks wrapped in a dirty diaper, isn't it?" He crossed his arms, leaned back in his chair, and looked very smug with himself. He knew he was right.
Professor Shackleton couldn't hold back laughter at this comment,
"You are very, very close Ryan. I almost brought the diaper-sock combo, but decided against it at the last minute when I realized that no charm could possibly help that situation." Macadrian winked and then lifted the lid off of one of the platters.
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"One point apiece for all of your guesses. As many of you have suspected, I have brought to the lesson some cheese. Specifically, two kinds of cheese - one of which is incredibly pungent and the other only mildly so. The stinky cheese is quite aptly named 'Stinking Bishop,' as it is quite well-known as the most pungent of all cheeses, and the less stinky is Parmesan. So, knowing this information, what types of charms do you think would be pertinent and related to cheese?"