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Dictionary » P » Perfumes Perfumesperfume 1. The scent, odour, or odouriferous particles emitted from a sweet-smelling substance; a pleasant odour; fragrance; aroma. No rich perfumes refresh the fruitful field. (pope) 2. A substance that emits an agreeable odour. And thou shalt make it a perfume. (Ex. Xxx. 35) Origin: F. Parfum; cf. Sp. Perfume. See Perfume. ![]()
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Results from our forummy biology teacher -_-!... smell and very colorful notes and butterflies and things like that so every time I want to study I open the note book and I start smelling the perfumes and forget about the exam hehe
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Sex drive biological mechanism.... attraction. In nature, pheremones are responsible for a lot more than just attraction, and I personally think that the over-use of pheremones in perfumes may have an adverse effect on people, via their subconscious instinct.
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not well read is he?... house and air purifiers help keep the environment dry. Also, try to keep autos, yard, garage, etc. as dry as possible. 4. Do not use lotions or perfumes; instead, use acne products for skin. Lotions or perfumes tend to spread the condition to uninvolved areas. Instead, use Neutrogena Rapid Clear ...
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The Fiber Disease... house and air purifiers help keep the environment dry. Also, try to keep autos, yard, garage, etc. as dry as possible. 4. Do not use lotions or perfumes; instead, use acne products for skin. Lotions or perfumes tend to spread the condition to uninvolved areas. Instead, use Neutrogena Rapid Clear ...
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