His father, a man of sixty, shorter than Hugh and also pudgier, had aged unappetizingly during his recent widowhood; his things let off a characteristic foresmell, faint but unmistakable, and he grunted and sighed in his sleep, dreaming of large unwieldy blocks of blackness [...].1972, Vladimir Nabokov, Transparent Things, McGraw-Hill, published 1972, page 10:
foresmell
verb
Etymology From fore- + smell.
1
To smell in advance.
"I do not foresmell any immediate harm to thee from the harness, but as you might run a risk in using it, perhaps it will be safest for me to take it," said the Medium.1855, Fred Folio, Lucy Boston, Shepard, Clark & Co., page 291: