Cologne (noun)

1. A perfumed liquid, typically composed of alcohol and essential oils, used for scenting the skin.
2. A perfumed liquid, typically composed of alcohol and essential oils, used for scenting the skin, named after the German city of Cologne where it was first made.

Origin:

From german köln, the city in which it was first made.

Examples:

1. He applied cologne to his wrists before leaving the house.
2. I always wear a splash of cologne before going on a date.
3. Cologne is a type of fragrance that is typically worn by men.
4. The cologne has a fresh, citrus scent.
5. Cologne is usually applied to the pulse points on the body such as the wrists, neck, and chest.