Perfume

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 76
pėr′fūm, or pėr-fūm′, n. sweet-smelling smoke: sweet scent: anything which yields a sweet odour.— v.t. (pėr-fūm′) to fill with a pleasant odour: to scent.— adj. Perfū′matory , yielding perfume.— ns. Per′fume-foun′tain , a small appliance for throwing a jet or spray of perfume; Perfū′mer , one who or that which perfumes: one who makes or sells perfumes; Perfū′mery , perfumes in general: the art of preparing perfumes; Per′fume-set , a set of articles for the toilet-table.— adj. Per′fūmy . [Fr. parfum —L. per , through, fum us , smoke.]
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