incense

• acclaim
• adoration
• adulation
• affront
• aggravate
• allurements
• anger
• annoy
• antagonize
• applause
• aroma
• attar
• balm
• blandishments
• blarney
• bouquet
• butter
• cajolement
• cajolery
• caresses
• commendation
• compliments
• congratulations
• cross
• embitter
• endearments
• enflame
• enrage
• envenom
• essence
• exasperate
• fawning
• felicitations
• flannel
• flattery
• fragrance
• fragrancy
• get
• greetings
• huff
• idolatry
• inflame
• infuriate
• ingratiation
• ire
• irritate
• mad
• madden
• miff
• nettle
• odor
• odorize
• offend
• otto
• outrage
• overpraise
• peeve
• perfume
• pique
• praise
• provoke
• put out
• rankle
• redolence
• regards
• respects
• rile
• roil
• rub the wrong way
• ruffle
• scent
• smarm
• soft soap
• spice
• steam up
• sweet talk
• sycophancy
• taffy
• tick off
• toadying
• vex
• worship

• allay
• appease
• assuage
• bad-mouthing
• beguile
• belittlement
• bewitch
• calm
• captivate
• charm
• comfort
• conciliate
• console
• delight
• deodorize
• depreciation
• detraction
• disarm
• disparagement
• enchant
• fetor
• gratify
• lull
• malodor
• mollify
• pacify
• placate
• please
• put-down
• quiet
• reek
• relieve
• settle
• soothe
• stench
• stink
• stink up

• noun
  1. A perfume used in the rites of various religions.
  2. Homage; adulation.
• verb
  1. To anger or infuriate.
  2. To incite, stimulate.
  3. To offer incense to.
  4. To perfume with, or as with, incense.
  5. To set on fire; to inflame; to kindle; to burn.

• The aroma of burning incense filled the room during the meditation session.
• She lit a stick of incense to create a calming atmosphere.
• The temple was decorated with flowers and incense for the ceremony.
• His constant complaints began to incense his coworkers.
• They used incense to mask the unpleasant smell in the house.

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