antiperspirant — ● antiperspirant, antiperspirante adjectif Substance utilisée pour diminuer une transpiration excessive … Encyclopédie Universelle
antiperspirant — (adj.) by 1946, from ANTI (Cf. anti ) + PERSPIRE (Cf. perspire) + adjectival suffix ANT (Cf. ant) … Etymology dictionary
antiperspirant — ► NOUN ▪ a substance applied to the skin to prevent or reduce perspiration … English terms dictionary
antiperspirant — [an΄tī pʉr′spə rənt; an΄tēpʉr′spə rənt, an΄tipʉr′spə rənt; ] also [, an΄tīpər′spə rənt, an΄tēpər′spī′rənt, an΄tipər′spī′rənt] n. an astringent substance applied to the skin to reduce perspiration … English World dictionary
antiperspirant — UK [ˌæntɪˈpɜː(r)sp(ə)rənt] / US [ˌæntɪˈpɜrsp(ə)rənt] noun [countable/uncountable] Word forms antiperspirant : singular antiperspirant plural antiperspirants a substance that you put on your skin to stop you from sweating … English dictionary
antiperspirant — n. & adj. n. a substance applied to the skin to prevent or reduce perspiration. adj. that acts as an antiperspirant … Useful english dictionary
antiperspirant — noun Date: 1943 a preparation used to reduce perspiration … New Collegiate Dictionary
antiperspirant — /an ti perr speuhr euhnt/, n. an astringent preparation for reducing perspiration, usually containing aluminum or zirconium and used to prevent body odor and clothing stains. [1940 45; ANTI + PERSPIRE + ANT] * * * … Universalium
antiperspirant — noun (countable or uncountable) a substance used to minimize sweating or perspiration and the associated odor, usually applied to the underarm area See Also: antitranspirant … Wiktionary
antiperspirant — 1. Having an inhibitory action upon the secretion of sweat. 2. An agent having such an action ( e.g., aluminum chloride). SYN: anhidrotic (2). * * * an·ti·per·spi·rant .ant i pər sp(ə )rənt, .an .tī n … Medical dictionary
antiperspirant — an|ti|per|spi|rant [ ,ænti pɜrsp(ə)rənt ] noun count or uncount a substance that you put on your skin to stop you from SWEATING … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English