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Definition of fume
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Fume (n.) The
incense
of
praise;
inordinate
flattery.
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Pulvillo
::
Pulvillo
(n.) A kind of
perfume
in the form of a
powder,
formerly
much used, -- often in
little
bags..
Stepladder
::
Stephanotis
(n.) A
perfume
said to be
prepared
from the
flowers
of
Stephanotis
floribunda.
Agallochum
::
Agallochum
(n.) A soft,
resinous
wood
(Aquilaria
Agallocha)
of
highly
aromatic
smell,
burnt by the
orientals
as a
perfume.
It is
called
also
agalwood
and aloes wood. The name is also given to some other
species..
Fumer
::
Fumer (n.) One that
fumes.
Evaporate
::
Evaporate
(v. t.) To
convert
from a
liquid
or solid state into vapor
(usually)
by the
agency
of heat; to
dissipate
in vapor or
fumes.
Perfumery
::
Perfumery
(n.) The art of
preparing
perfumes.
Sulphur-bottom
::
Sulphurator
(n.) An
apparatus
for
impregnating
with, or
exposing
to the
action
of,
sulphur;
especially,
an
apparatus
for
fumigating
or
bleaching
by means of the fumes of
burning
sulphur..
Perfume
::
Perfume
(v.) A
substance
that emits an
agreeable
odor.
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
Thymiatechny
::
Thymiatechny
(n.) The art of
employing
perfumes
in
medicine.
Scent
::
Scent (v. t.) To imbue or fill with odor; to
perfume.
Spikenard
::
Spikenard
(n.) An
aromatic
plant.
In the
United
States
it is the
Aralia
racemosa,
often
called
spignet,
and used as a
medicine.
The
spikenard
of the
ancients
is the
Nardostachys
Jatamansi,
a
native
of the
Himalayan
region.
From its
blackish
roots a
perfume
for the hair is still
prepared
in
India..
Pomander
::
Pomander
(n.) A box to
contain
such
perfume,
formerly
carried
by
ladies,
as at the end of a
chain;
-- more
properly
pomander
box..
Fumer
::
Fumer (n.) One who makes or uses
perfumes.
Incense
::
Incense
(n.) The
materials
used for the
purpose
of
producing
a
perfume
when
burned,
as
fragrant
gums,
spices,
frankincense,
etc..
Mercurify
::
Mercurify
(v. t.) To
obtain
mercury
from, as
mercuric
minerals,
which may be done by any
application
of
intense
heat that
expels
the
mercury
in
fumes,
which are
afterward
condensed..
Vapor
::
Vapor (n.) To emit vapor or
fumes.
Cassolette
::
Cassolette
(n.) a box, or vase, with a
perforated
cover to emit
perfumes..
Ambrosia
::
Ambrosia
(n.) A
perfumed
unguent,
salve,
or
draught;
something
very
pleasing
to the taste or
smell..
Perfumed
::
Perfumed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Perfum.
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