to cologne

Examples

• All

• She quickly cologned her wrists for a fresh scent.

• He cologned himself before leaving for the party.

• He loves to cologne before going out.

• She cologned herself before the party.

• He cologned his neck to smell fresh during the event.

• She cologned her wrists before meeting her friends for dinner.

• Before heading out, he always colognes his shirt for a pleasant fragrance.

Synonyms

S

to scent

vsto cologne

37 3.3

To add a smell to something, usually a pleasant one

is for applying a fragrance directly to people rather than to objects

P

to perfume

vsto cologne

2 3.7

To put a pleasant smelling liquid on someone or something

is used specifically for putting fragrance on people rather than objects

A

to aromatize

vsto cologne

7.2

Fill the air with a pleasant smell from herbs or oils

is specifically about applying fragrance to people, not saturating space or materials

Antonyms

R

to remove

∞ 1.5

To move something or someone away from a place

Compounds

E

eau de cologne

1 5.3

A light scented liquid that people put on their skin to smell pleasant

C

cologne water

4.8

A light scented liquid people put on their skin to smell nice

E

eau de cologne mint

8.4

A mint plant with leaves that smell of fresh citrus and that people use in cooking and for scent

How Strong

to douse

18 4.4

to cologne

7.4

to spritz

10 5.5

Surface Forms

Etymology