Sulfurous for Dummies

Sulfurous is a word that we use to describe something that has a strong, pungent smell, similar to the smell of rotten eggs. It's like when you accidentally crack open an egg and it's gone bad, and you're hit with that super stinky smell that makes you scrunch up your nose. That's the kind of smell we're talking about.

But here's the thing, sulfurous doesn't just describe smells. It can also be used to describe something that is very angry or full of anger. You know when you've done something wrong and you can almost feel the heat of anger radiating off of someone? That's the feeling of sulfurous anger. It's like there's little volcanoes erupting inside of them, spewing out all that fiery emotion.

So, sulfurous can refer to the stinky smell of rotten eggs or to intense anger. It's like two different sides of the same coin. Just like how an ice cream cone can be both sweet and cold at the same time, sulfurous can be both foul-smelling and angry. Make sense?