perfume
/pərˈfjum/
verb
- To give a pleasant smell to something.
- She perfumed her letters with a drop of lavender oil.
- The flowers perfumed the entire room with their sweet scent.
- The incense perfumed the air during the ceremony.
noun
- A sweet-smelling liquid made from natural or artificial ingredients, worn on the body to smell pleasant.
- His perfume had a strong scent of roses and vanilla.
- She sprayed a little perfume on her wrists before leaving.
- The store sells expensive perfumes from famous designers.
- A pleasant smell, especially from flowers or plants.
- The air was rich with the perfume of blooming jasmine.
- The perfume of fresh lilacs filled the garden.
- A light perfume of pine trees drifted through the cabin.