To which of the body's senses does olfactory refer?

Correct answer: Smell

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What people think about it: 30 Comments

Smartass

The smell of old factorys.

helpmelosemymind

I only guessed this right because 'to smell' is Olor in Spanish, so I went with that.

Destino Manifesto

Smells like teen spirit. 😬

LukewarmDistance6

system is much more sensitive in dogs.

Player #9593850

GraceMair, Head injury no longer able to taste or smell. Always wear helmets

Player #18854801

My favorite smells: lemon, cookies baking, fried chicken, a new baby dusted with baby powder, a rose, a hiacynth, salt air at the beach, leather, new car, coffee, apple pie...

jade

Playing this game I noticed how easy it is to understand biology/science terms when you speak Portuguese (probably any Latin language tbh)

Miguel

have been doing this for a long time. it was really hard to find the right thing.

wesley

LukewarmDistance6, and cats.

Cizinka

I knew this from a Loudon Wainwright III song, "Dead Skunk in the Middle of the Road". "you don't have to look, no you don't have to see, you can feel it in your olfactory!"

Cassandra

we should have the opportunity to replay a question we got wrong cause maybe we press by accident. touch screen devices are sensitive

tala

grade 5 class

ricoh657

Player #25874027, I had this too following an operation in 2013. I believe its because they had to move the olfactory nerve to gain access but not sure. Didn't know it was called anosmia