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vetiver oil [′ved·ə·vər ‚ȯil]

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A combustible, viscous essential oil from partially dried roots ofVetiveria zizanioides(East Indian grass), with a violet scent; soluble in fixed oils; used in perfumery. Also known as cuscus oil; vetivert.

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