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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.) A
substance
that emits an
agreeable
odor.
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Patchouly
::
Patchouly
(n.) A
mintlike
plant
(Pogostemon
Patchouli)
of the East
Indies,
yielding
an
essential
oil from which a
highly
valued
perfume
is
made..
Nitrobenzene
::
Nitrobenzene
(n.) A
yellow
aromatic
liquid
(C6H5.NO2),
produced
by the
action
of
nitric
acid on
benzene,
and
called
from its odor
imitation
oil of
bitter
almonds,
or
essence
of
mirbane.
It is used in
perfumery,
and is
manufactured
in large
quantities
in the
preparation
of
aniline.
Fornerly
called
also
nitrobenzol..
Cologne
::
Cologne
(n.) A
perfumed
liquid,
composed
of
alcohol
and
certain
aromatic
oils, used in the
toilet;
--
called
also
cologne
water and eau de
cologne..
Neroli
::
Neroli
(n.) An
essential
oil
obtained
by
distillation
from the
flowers
of the
orange.
It has a
strong
odor, and is used in
perfumery,
etc..
Pouncet Box
::
Pouncet
box () A box with a
perforated
lid, for
sprinkling
pounce,
or for
holding
perfumes..
Essence
::
Essence
(n.)
Perfume;
odor;
scent;
or the
volatile
matter
constituting
perfume.
Cedrat
::
Cedrat
(n.)
Properly
the
citron,
a
variety
of
Citrus
medica,
with large
fruits,
not acid, and
having
a high
perfume..
Mahaled
::
Mahaled
(n.) A
cherry
tree
(Prunus
Mahaleb)
of
Southern
Europe.
The wood is
prized
by
cabinetmakers,
the twigs are used for pipe
stems,
the
flowers
and
leaves
yield a
perfume,
and from the fruit a
violet
dye and a
fermented
liquor
(like
kirschwasser)
are
prepared..
Incense
::
Incense
(n.) To
perfume
with, or as with,
incense..
Smoke
::
Smoke (v. t.) To fill or scent with
smoke;
hence,
to fill with
incense;
to
perfume..
Incense
::
Incense
(n.) The
perfume
or odors
exhaled
from
spices
and gums when
burned
in
celebrating
religious
rites or as an
offering
to some
deity.
Abelmosk
::
Abelmosk
(n.) An
evergreen
shrub
(Hibiscus
--
formerly
Abelmoschus
--
moschatus),
of the East and West
Indies
and
Northern
Africa,
whose musky seeds are used in
perfumery
and to
flavor
coffee;
--
sometimes
called
musk
mallow..
Sachet
::
Sachet
(n.) A scent bag, or
perfume
cushion,
to be laid among
handkerchiefs,
garments,
etc., to
perfume
them..
Fragrancy
::
Fragrancy
(n.) The
quality
of being
fragrant;
sweetness
of
smell;
a sweet
smell;
a
pleasing
odor;
perfume.
Fragrant
::
Fragrant
(a.)
Affecting
the
olfactory
nerves
agreeably;
sweet of
smell;
odorous;
having
or
emitting
an
agreeable
perfume.
Water Mint
::
Water mint () A kind of mint
(Mentha
aquatica)
growing
in wet
places,
and
sometimes
having
a
perfume
resembling
bergamot..
Fumer
::
Fumer (n.) One who makes or uses
perfumes.
Spikenard
::
Spikenard
(n.) An
aromatic
plant.
In the
United
States
it is the
Aralia
racemosa,
often
called
spignet,
and used as a
medicine.
The
spikenard
of the
ancients
is the
Nardostachys
Jatamansi,
a
native
of the
Himalayan
region.
From its
blackish
roots a
perfume
for the hair is still
prepared
in
India..
Musk
::
Musk (n.) The
perfume
emitted
by musk, or any
perfume
somewhat
similar..
Cassolette
::
Cassolette
(n.) a box, or vase, with a
perforated
cover to emit
perfumes..
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