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An '''{{w|aroma compound}}''', also known as an '''odorant''', '''aroma''', '''fragrance''', or '''{{w|flavor}}''', is a {{w|chemical compound}} that has a {{w|smell}} or {{w|odor}}. |
An '''{{w|aroma compound}}''', also known as an '''odorant''', '''aroma''', '''fragrance''', or '''{{w|flavor}}''', is a {{w|chemical compound}} that has a {{w|smell}} or {{w|odor}}. |
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* Freshly washed [[laundry]], hung outdoors in the [[sun]] and [[wind]] to dry, has a fragrance unmatched by any [[perfume]] or [[fabric]] softener. |
* Freshly washed [[laundry]], hung outdoors in the [[sun]] and [[wind]] to dry, has a fragrance unmatched by any [[perfume]] or [[fabric]] softener. |
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An aroma compound, also known as an odorant, aroma, fragrance, or flavor, is a chemical compound that has a smell or odor.
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Quotes
- Freshly washed laundry, hung outdoors in the sun and wind to dry, has a fragrance unmatched by any perfume or fabric softener.
- Nancy Larimore Hellane (22 March 2014). Memories In Ink Edgemont A Country Hamlet. Lulu.com. p. 37. ISBN 978-1-304-57419-0.
- Sweet oil, the fragrance of the gods.
- Lahar, in Debate between sheep and grain (mid to late 3rd millennium BCE) [1]
- There is nothing like an odor to stir memories.
- William McFee, The Market from Modern Essays (1921) edited by Christopher Morley.
- Let me not so much be lost in involvements
as would make me incapable of
recognizing the fragrance of the flower
beaming in my own yard.
