Y'know that smell of burnt out lightbulbs that are not replaced because they are out of reach and they are just burning electricity, somehow having a hot smell in the middle of the bone freezing chill? That, gingerbread, and coolest peppermint breezes.

You smell like frostbitten, old hamburger patties forgotten for years in the back of a fast food freezer after they had fallen down in a corner and no one noticed/cared enough to pick them up. And you're out for revenge.

smells like the sharp bite of snow in the air that crackles the nosehair with the bite of pine in the back of the throat. It's not a happy fragrance, it's a warning of the bitter cold death soon to come on the point of an arrow.

smells like firewood smoke and a slight (pleasant) reptilian sort of musk.

cold night air... like fresh and dew-ish with a sharp bit of sage.

A musky perfume

You smell very faintly of weed and coffee.

Bones, wet fur, and peppermint cocoa

A very nice heavy musky feminine parfume

Fancy florals with a hint of copper and gunpowder.

dust, with an undertone of decay, though you'd been dead for long the smell of rot is mostly gone these days.

sand and honey

You smell of fresh morning dew, with a hint of lavender and an "after smell" of crisp, clean, powerful river water. That's what I've always imagined water nymphs to smell like.

Burnt hair and a freshly powdered face.

Licorice and warm well worn clothes. Not a bad smell, somewhat Welcoming

Cherry blossoms, flowery shampoo, and cat treats.

Rain and Crest toothpaste

mushrooms sauteed in butter, crisp dry leaves, and cinnamon-sugar

Nothing. Ice smells like your nosehairs freezing when you try to sniff. :P

Blueberries and mint!