Definitions
a pleasingly sweet olfactory property
Word origin
Borrowed from French fragrance, from Middle French fragrance, from Old French fraglance, from Late Latin frāgrantia. See fragrant.
Used in a sentence
“Today, sales of women's fragrances are double those of men's, and 80 percent of all men's after-shaves and colognes are in fact bought by women, as gifts.”
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Used as a crossword answer2 curated clues
01“Sweet scent”9 letters
02“Pleasant scent”9 letters
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