Answer: Sharp, bitter
Acrid
adjective
Word Origin early 18th century: formed irregularly from Latin acer acri- 'sharp pungent' + -id1 probably influenced by acid.
Derivatives
Scrabble Points: 8
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Acrid exactly fits the smoke from a fire—a burning building or forest for example. Dense smog may cast an acrid pall over a city making throats burn and eyes sting. But like acid and acerbic acrid sometimes also describes nonphysical things such as the remarks of a bitter person. Examples of acrid in a Sentence
Acrid definition sharp or biting to the taste or smell; bitterly pungent; irritating to the eyes nose etc.: acrid smoke from burning rubber. See more.
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Some common synonyms of acrid are caustic mordant and scathing. While all these words mean "stingingly incisive " acrid implies bitterness and often malevolence.
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