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per·fume
(pûr′fyo͞om′, pər-fyo͞om′)n.
1. A substance that emits and diffuses a fragrant odor, especially a volatile liquid distilled from flowers or prepared synthetically.
2. A pleasing, agreeable scent or odor. See Synonyms at fragrance.
tr.v. (pər-fyo͞om′) per·fumed, per·fum·ing, per·fumes
To fill or permeate with fragrance; impart a pleasant odor to.
[French parfum, from Old Italian parfumo, from parfumare, to fill with smoke : par-, intensive pref. (from Latin per-, per-) + fumare, to smoke (from Latin fūmāre, from fūmus, smoke).]
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perfumed
(ˈpɜːfjuːmd; pəˈfjuːmd)adj
1. having a natural pleasant smell
2. having an added pleasant smell
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Adj. | 1. | ![]() fragrant - pleasant-smelling |
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perfumed
adjective scented, smelling, fragranced, fragrant, aromatic sweetly-perfumed yellow flowers
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perfumed
[ˈpɜːrfjuːmd pərˈfjuːmd] adj [flower, wine] → parfumé(e)
(= scented) [deodorant, soap] → parfumé(e)
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perfumed
adj
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