deodorant
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- noun
- /diˈoʊdərənt/
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desodorante
- So if you're interested, this is my deodorant I've been enjoying recently.
- deodorant and soap
I imagine this being a really expensive deodorant or a serum.
- I imagine this being a really expensive deodorant or a serum.
- Is their prebiotic natural deodorant in the scent Clean Coast?
- I'm just going to put deodorant on right now.
- And evidently you had deodorant in your hand.
- OK, Native deodorant just doesn't block odor, all right?
- I need legit deodorants like that's why I use man deodorant.
- Yeah, like years ago, him slamming bars of deodorant, eating.
Examples
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Take a bath or shower regularly and use a deodorant or antiperspirant.
Academic text (2018) -
What kind of deodorant do you use?
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I apply new industrial strength deodorant every few hours.
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All right, get that deodorant on sister, and get that bed made.
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I better put on my Native deodorant right now.
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Well, can I use your deodorant?
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I'll buy you some new deodorant.
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I highly recommend you go for a deodorant that is aluminum free.
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Yeah, there's a box of deodorant under the counter that needs to be restocked.
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I always use a natural deodorant to stay fresh throughout the day.
Synonyms
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A spray or small device you put in a room to remove bad smells
A product you put on your skin to reduce body smell
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Etymology
Deodorant breaks into de- meaning 'remove' and odor meaning 'smell', the same root you see in odorless. So a deodorant is something you put on the body to remove or hide bad 'smell'.