Deodorant (noun)

1. A substance, such as an antiperspirant or a perfume, applied to the body to prevent or mask body odor.
2. A substance that eliminates or masks unpleasant odors.

Origin:

From de- ("removal") + odorant ("that which emits an odour"), from latin odorantem, present participle of odōrārī ("to emit an odou.r")

Examples:

1. She applied deodorant before leaving the house.
2. The deodorant stick was almost empty and needed to be replaced.
3. The deodorant spray had a pleasant scent that lasted all day.
4. The company's new line of deodorant promises to neutralize odors and keep you fresh.
5. The deodorant is made of natural ingredients that are gentle on the skin.