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Definition of perfume
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of perfume is as below...
Perfume
(v.) The
scent,
odor, or
odoriferous
particles
emitted
from a
sweet-smelling
substance;
a
pleasant
odor;
fragrance;
aroma..
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Odoriferous
::
Odoriferous
(a.)
Bearing
or
yielding
an odor;
perfumed;
usually,
sweet of
scent;
fragrant;
as,
odoriferous
spices,
particles,
fumes,
breezes..
Fumer
::
Fumer (n.) One who makes or uses
perfumes.
Pomade
::
Pomade
(n.)
Perfumed
ointment;
esp., a
fragrant
unguent
for the hair;
pomatum;
--
originally
made from
apples..
Smell
::
Smell (v. t.) The
quality
of any thing or
substance,
or
emanation
therefrom,
which
affects
the
olfactory
organs;
odor;
scent;
fragrance;
perfume;
as, the smell of
mint..
Perfumatory
::
Perfumatory
(a.)
Emitting
perfume;
perfuming.
Myrtle
::
Myrtle
(n.) A
species
of the genus
Myrtus,
especially
Myrtus
communis.
The
common
myrtle
has a
shrubby,
upright
stem, eight or ten feet high. Its
branches
form a
close,
full head,
thickly
covered
with ovate or
lanceolate
evergreen
leaves.
It has
solitary
axillary
white or rosy
flowers,
followed
by black
several-seeded
berries.
The
ancients
considered
it
sacred
to
Venus.
The
flowers,
leaves,
and
berries
are used
variously
in
perfumery
and as a
condiment,
and the
beautifully
mottled
wood is used i
Bergamot
::
Bergamot
(n.) The
essence
or
perfume
made from the
fruit.
Lavender
::
Lavender
(n.) An
aromatic
plant of the genus
Lavandula
(L.
vera),
common
in the south of
Europe.
It
yields
and oil used in
medicine
and
perfumery.
The Spike
lavender
(L.
Spica)
yields
a
coarser
oil (oil of
spike),
used in the
arts..
Perfumer
::
Perfumer
(n.) One whose trade is to make or sell
perfumes.
Breath
::
Breath
(n.)
Fragrance;
exhalation;
odor;
perfume.
Patchouly
::
Patchouly
(n.) A
mintlike
plant
(Pogostemon
Patchouli)
of the East
Indies,
yielding
an
essential
oil from which a
highly
valued
perfume
is
made..
Perfumery
::
Perfumery
(n.) The art of
preparing
perfumes.
Smoke
::
Smoke (v. t.) To fill or scent with
smoke;
hence,
to fill with
incense;
to
perfume..
Benzoin
::
Benzoin
(n.) A
resinous
substance,
dry and
brittle,
obtained
from the
Styrax
benzoin,
a tree of
Sumatra,
Java, etc.,
having
a
fragrant
odor, and
slightly
aromatic
taste.
It is used in the
preparation
of
benzoic
acid, in
medicine,
and as a
perfume..
Essence
::
Essence
(n.)
Perfume;
odor;
scent;
or the
volatile
matter
constituting
perfume.
Ihlang-ihlang
::
Ihlang-ihlang
(n.) A rich,
powerful,
perfume,
obtained
from the
volatile
oil of the
flowers
of
Canada
odorata,
an East
Indian
tree..
Malambo
::
Malambo
(n.) A
yellowish
aromatic
bark, used in
medicine
and
perfumery,
said to be from the South
American
shrub
Croton
Malambo..
Perfume
::
Perfume
(v. t.) To fill or
impregnate
with a
perfume;
to
scent.
Vanilla
::
Vanilla
(n.) The long
podlike
capsules
of
Vanilla
planifolia,
and V.
claviculata,
remarkable
for their
delicate
and
agreeable
odor, for the
volatile,
odoriferous
oil
extracted
from them; also, the
flavoring
extract
made from the
capsules,
extensively
used in
confectionery,
perfumery,
etc..
Ambrosia
::
Ambrosia
(n.) A
perfumed
unguent,
salve,
or
draught;
something
very
pleasing
to the taste or
smell..
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