Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Wiktionary
alt. The unpleasant smell emitted by a person's body, caused by bacteria multiplied by sweat. n. The unpleasant smell emitted by a person's body, caused by bacteria multiplied by sweat.
WordNet
n. malodorousness resulting from a failure to bathe [syn: body odor, B.O.]
Usage examples of "body odour".
Not only must the man eradicate my phobic body odour but he has to make me invisible once more.
My body odour when I'm well and happy is much like that of a cat in heat.
The group beneath the map seemed to move slightly away from him, as if he had begun to exude a powerful, offensive body odour.
As Sean became aware of her excitement, the flush of blood beneath her tan, the agitated breathing that made her bosom beneath the angora jersey and pearls work like a bellows and the subtle change in her body odour that the average male would not have noticed, but which to Sean was like an invitation on an embossed card, he found his own arousal was spiced by the perversity of the situation.
Sweating, she smelled that awful musty underground stench again, changing to her own body odour as she opened her eyes, staring fearfully around the room.
The pungence of stale body odour quickly filled the room, and I wondered when they'd last bathed him.
Serena could smell the wound, too, over the other scents around her: the cat, the grass and weeds she crushed beneath her, her own body odour.