freshener
freshener
Definition
fresh·ener (fres̸h′ən ər)
noun
anything that freshens or refreshes
freshener
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: Mothers who used air fresheners daily suffered almost 10 percent more headaches than those who used them less than once a week.
- have: When you have a new air freshener you throw away the old.
- buy: As a reward for the garage having gasoline, bulb and sandwiches, I bought a celebratory air freshener for the car too.
- include: These products tend to include air fresheners and turbo heads with a beating action in order to remove the pet hairs.
- scent: Within the spacious and modern cabin, detailed design touches include a scented air freshener built into the high quality, stylish dashboard.
- spray: She hides my pile ointment behind the mirror on the window sill, and she sprays air freshener and perfume about the place.
Adjective modifier
- natural: Discover the many domestic uses for herbs - from first aid kits to natural air fresheners.
- new: When you have a new air freshener you throw away the old.
- built-in: Soothing built-in air freshener is available in fragrances and lasts for around two months.
- ordinary: Air Fresheners French perfume air fresheners from Prodifa beat ordinary air fresheners for choice of quality fragrances and effectiveness.
Noun used with modifier
- breath: If you have to keep using a breath freshener to hide any bad breath, see your dentist.
- air: I'm going to end up killing myself with my air freshener fumes to drown out the smell.
- room: Ever notice how much the can of room freshener resembles the can of deodorant?
- car: These round personalized car air fresheners can be printed with your own bespoke design.
- toilet: For toilets, avoid hanging easily detached toilet fresheners from the rim ( the most common cause of blockages!
- mouth: The leaf has a mint flavor and is considered a mouth freshener.
Browse dictionary entries near freshener
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