PERFUME, PERFUMED
ADJECTIVES
1425 — ODORIFERE odoriferous → obs.
1487 — ODORIFEROUS fragrant, perfumed, giving odour or scent
1550 — ODORIFERANT fragrant, perfumed, giving odour or scent
1611 — PERFUMATORY perfuming something
1685 — ODORIFIC odoriferous
NOUNS
1382 — ODORAMENT anything used for its scent or perfume; an odorous substance; a perfume → obs.
1601 — PERFUMIER a box or casket for perfume
1641 — PERFUMATORY a censer, an incense burner, etc. for burning incense or perfume → obs.
1656 — SUFFITION a fragrant substance, perfume → obs.
1676 — MARECHAL — MARECHELLE — MARSHAL a scent or perfume → obs.
1819 — WAFF a whiff of perfume; an odour → Sc. & N. Eng. dial.
1856 — PERFUMATORY the production of perfumes; the trade, etc. of a perfumer → obs.
1894 — NOSE smell, odour; perfume
1928 — FOOFOO — FOO-FOO WATER cologne; perfume → US sl.
1970 — BUFA cologne; after-shave lotion → US students’ sl. (Bk.)
1986 — FAG WATER cologne → US sl.
NOUNS – PERSON
1600 — MUSK-COD a heavily perfumed gentleman; a fop; often used as a derogatory form of address → obs.
1603 — PERFUMIST a producer or seller of perfumes; also, a person who wears perfume
1616 — MUSK-WORM a dealer in perfumes → obs. derogatory
1656 — MYROPOLIST a seller of ointments and perfumes → obs.
1782 — PUSS-GENTLEMAN a man perfumed with civet → obs.
1927— PERFUMIER a producer or seller of perfumes
VERBS
1824 — ODORIFERIZE to render odoriferous; to scent or perfume → obs.
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