Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun An essential oil extracted from the rind both of the sweet and of the bitter orange, used in liqueur-making and perfumery.

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Examples

  • Some smaller, "green" cleaner makers, worried that the image of their pure orange-oil products has suffered from the majors 'diluted knockoffs, are in search of another scent.

    Smell Of Success 2007

  • I'll be trailing the Boston contingent at Tales like a moth to an orange-oil flame.

    Bostonist christine liu 2010

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