perfume oil
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perfume oil
(′pər′fyüm ′öil)
(materials) Any volatile oil distilled or extracted from the leaves, flowers, gums, or woods of plant life (but occasionally of animal origin) and used in making perfume; examples are linalyl acetate (from citral), crab apple, wisteria, lavendar, and attar of rose.
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