camphol

/ˈkæmfɔl/
noun
  1. A white, crystalline substance with a strong smell, also known as camphor, used in medicines, insect repellents, and religious ceremonies.
    • Mothballs often contain camphol to keep insects away from clothing.
    • In some cultures, camphol is burned during rituals for its aromatic smoke.
    • The medicine cabinet contained a small bottle of camphol for treating muscle aches.
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