perfume
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- noun
- /pərˈfjuːm/
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perfume
- When I say I have too many perfumes, I mean it.
- a bottle of perfume
- smell the perfume
- perfume and cologne
So this is the forever perfume by I don't know Elvis.
- So this is the forever perfume by I don't know Elvis.
- This is my favorite perfume of all time.
- Precious Chalimac is probably the perfume that makes you feel special.
- This is a Jasmine solid perfume oil looks like this.
- You get a perfume sample from Lalia.
- These are my favourite perfumes people highly recommend.
- Or the trick is combining an oil with a perfume that's a wrap.
- OK, onto the body perfume or body splash perfume, lotion of body butter.
- This is a perfume that I got gifted to by my mom.
- So full size bottle of perfume and some cute little Santa socks.
- I can smell your perfume from way over here.
- A little bit of lipstick and a bit of perfume as well.
Examples
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Up close, my mother's perfume surrounded me like the green memory of a dress.
Fiction book (1991) -
I made a new perfume and it smells like you.
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This is my favorite perfume of all time.
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I can smell your perfume from way over here.
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Then I put on enough perfume to drive the cat under the bed.
Fiction book (1991) -
Oh I like that perfume, smells amazing.
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This is a perfume that I got gifted to by my mom.
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A little bit of lipstick and a bit of perfume as well.
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There is a dressing table loaded with antique perfume bottles, half of them knocked over and smashed.
Fiction book (1994) -
The overwhelming smell of her expensive perfume wafted through the front door.
Synonyms
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A pleasant smell from things like perfume or flowers
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A pleasant sweet smell from flowers or perfume
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A light-smelling liquid you put on your skin
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A strong musky scent that comes from the oil of a tropical plant
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A light scented liquid people put on their skin to smell nice
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A light perfume with a milder scent than regular perfume
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A light scented liquid that people put on their skin to smell pleasant
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A pleasant smell often from flowers or scented liquids you wear
A light scented liquid people put on their skin to smell nice
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Etymology
Perfume originally named the scent made by smoke and oils, from Latin per- 'through' and fumare 'to smoke', since people used incense and scented oils. That's why perfume now means the fragrant liquid you put on your body.