A scented or perfumed unguent or ointment; a perfume. Obsolete.

A substance used for its scent or perfume; an odoriferous or odorous substance; a perfume.

A perfume, a fragrant substance. Obsolete.

A substance that emits a sweet smell or scent, esp. incense, spice, ointment, etc.; a perfume. Also: †an odoriferous flower. Now rare.

A substance or plant emitting a spicy odour; a fragrant drug; a spice.

An aromatic substance, or the use of this. rare.

Something used or prepared for producing aromatic vapour. Obsolete.

Originally: a substance which emits a pleasant smell when burned; incense. Later usually: a fragrant liquid, usually consisting of aromatic…

(as two words, or with hyphen) A sweet-smelling liquid preparation; a liquid perfume or scent. Obsolete.

A fragrant liquid, prepared from aromatic ingredients (esp. flowers), used to impart a pleasant smell to the body, clothes, etc.; a perfume. Also as…

figurative. Something scented, or having a sweet smell. Now rare and poetic.

plural. Substances having a sweet smell; fragrant flowers or herbs; †scents, perfumes. Now rare.

Some odoriferous substance.

a ball of scented or aromatic substance.

Perhaps: a liquid perfume for the face. Obsolete. rare.

fumigation, perfume.

spec. A fragrant essence; a perfume, scent. Somewhat archaic.

A scented or fragrant substance. rare.

Originally (humorous): a distillate (also figurative); a liquid with a fragrant or characteristic odour. Now also, more generally: a distinctive…

An aromatic essence or oil.

A sweet scent or perfume, esp. one artificially created (in quot. 1889 used ironically). Cf. bouquet, n. 2. Obsolete.

Perfume, cologne, or aftershave. Also: talcum powder. Frequently as a modifier, as in foo-foo powder, foo-foo water, etc.