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Definition of fume
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Fume (n.)
Anything
vaporlike,
unsubstantial,
or airy; idle
conceit;
vain
imagination..
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Castoreum
::
Castoreum
(n.) A
peculiar
bitter
orange-brown
substance,
with
strong,
penetrating
odor, found in two sacs
between
the anus and
external
genitals
of the
beaver;
castor;
-- used in
medicine
as an
antispasmodic,
and by
perfumers..
Fume
::
Fume (n.)
Anything
vaporlike,
unsubstantial,
or airy; idle
conceit;
vain
imagination..
Myrtle
::
Myrtle
(n.) A
species
of the genus
Myrtus,
especially
Myrtus
communis.
The
common
myrtle
has a
shrubby,
upright
stem, eight or ten feet high. Its
branches
form a
close,
full head,
thickly
covered
with ovate or
lanceolate
evergreen
leaves.
It has
solitary
axillary
white or rosy
flowers,
followed
by black
several-seeded
berries.
The
ancients
considered
it
sacred
to
Venus.
The
flowers,
leaves,
and
berries
are used
variously
in
perfumery
and as a
condiment,
and the
beautifully
mottled
wood is used i
Bergamot
::
Bergamot
(n.) A tree of the
Orange
family
(Citrus
bergamia),
having
a
roundish
or
pear-shaped
fruit,
from the rind of which an
essential
oil of
delicious
odor is
extracted,
much
prized
as a
perfume.
Also, the
fruit..
Fragrancy
::
Fragrancy
(n.) The
quality
of being
fragrant;
sweetness
of
smell;
a sweet
smell;
a
pleasing
odor;
perfume.
Sulphurize
::
Sulphuring
(n.)
Exposure
to the fumes of
burning
sulphur,
as in
bleaching;
the
process
of
bleaching
by
exposure
to the fumes of
sulphur..
Fumarole
::
Fumarole
(n.) A hole or spot in a
volcanic
or other
region,
from which fumes
issue..
Fumlly
::
Fumlly
(adv.)
Smokily;
with fume.
Emanation
::
Emanation
(n.) That which
issues,
flows,
or
proceeds
from any
object
as a
source;
efflux;
an
effluence;
as,
perfume
is an
emanation
from a
flower..
Fume
::
Fume (v. t.) To
praise
inordinately;
to
flatter.
Vapor
::
Vapor (n.) To pass off in
fumes,
or as a
moist,
floating
substance,
whether
visible
or
invisible,
to
steam;
to be
exhaled;
to
evaporate..
Musk
::
Musk (v. t.) To
perfume
with musk.
Thymiatechny
::
Thymiatechny
(n.) The art of
employing
perfumes
in
medicine.
Lavender
::
Lavender
(n.) An
aromatic
plant of the genus
Lavandula
(L.
vera),
common
in the south of
Europe.
It
yields
and oil used in
medicine
and
perfumery.
The Spike
lavender
(L.
Spica)
yields
a
coarser
oil (oil of
spike),
used in the
arts..
Effumability
::
Effumability
(n.) The
capability
of
flying
off in fumes or
vapor.
Fumous
::
Fumous
(a.)
Producing
fumes;
full of
fumes.
Macassar Oil
::
Macassar
oil () A kind of oil
formerly
used in
dressing
the hair; -- so
called
because
originally
obtained
from
Macassar,
a
district
of the
Island
of
Celebes.
Also, an
imitation
of the same, of
perfumed
castor
oil and olive oil..
Fumerell
::
Fumerell
(n.) See
Femerell.
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..
Pouncet Box
::
Pouncet
box () A box with a
perforated
lid, for
sprinkling
pounce,
or for
holding
perfumes..
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