noun
pomatum
Pomatum (noun) means Another word for ointment, especially a thick, waxy kind scented with fruit and used on the skin or hair.
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Another word for ointment, especially a thick, waxy kind scented with fruit and used on the skin or hair.
2
Another word for pomade, a thick, waxy product people put on their hair to style it.
3
Another word for cider, a drink made from apples.
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Etymology
From Medieval Latin pomatum (“cider, ointment”), from Latin pōmum (“fruit, apple”) + -ātum (“-ate: forming nouns”). Doublet of pomate, pomade, and pomace.
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What is the meaning of pomatum?
"pomatum" (noun) means another word for ointment, especially a thick, waxy kind scented with fruit and used on the skin or hair.
What is another word for pomatum?
Other words for "pomatum" include ointment, pomade, cider.
What are the different meanings of pomatum?
"pomatum" has 3 main meanings: 1. Another word for ointment, especially a thick, waxy kind scented with fruit and used on the skin or hair; 2. Another word for pomade, a thick, waxy product people put on their hair to style it; 3. Another word for cider, a drink made from apples.
