Definitions
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- adjective smelling of musk
Etymologies
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Examples
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She sat down on the other side of the sofa and beamed as a cloud of musk-scented air arranged itself around her.
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She sat down on the other side of the sofa and beamed as a cloud of musk-scented air arranged itself around her.
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She sat down on the other side of the sofa and beamed as a cloud of musk-scented air arranged itself around her.
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She sat down on the other side of the sofa and beamed as a cloud of musk-scented air arranged itself around her.
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And the musk-scented incense, though fulfilling, was thicker and stronger than she thought it should be.
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She sat down on the other side of the sofa and beamed as a cloud of musk-scented air arranged itself around her.
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So, the tray being sat before them, they fell to and ate their fill; and when they had made an end of eating, they rose from meat and washed their hands with pure water and musk-scented soap, and dried them with napery embroidered in silk and bugles; but to Nur al-Din they brought a napkin laced with red gold whereon he wiped his hands.
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And the musk-scented incense, though fulfilling, was thicker and stronger than she thought it should be.
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Instinctively my palate now requires and anticipates sweetness and lightness, something sugared and evanescent; and cool wine, fitting glove-like over those finer nerves that seem to tremble from the roof of my mouth and make it spread (as I drink) into a domed cavern, green with vine leaves, musk-scented, purple with grapes.
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Then he saw two palace fans of the best quality, two strings of musk-scented beads, two rolls of silk, as fine as the phoenix tail, and a superior mat worked with hibiscus.
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