fougère
noun
fou·gère
füˈzher
plural -s
: a fragrance that consists of a blend of several oils or scents (such as lavender, citrus, or moss)
Word History
Etymology
French, literally, fern (probably originally in Fougère Royale, "Royal Fern," a fragrance introduced by the Paris perfume house Houbigant in 1882), from Old French fulgiere, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin filicaria fernbrake, from Latin filic-, filix fern