Rosewater (noun)

1. A fragrant water made by steeping rose petals in water, used in perfumes, cosmetics, and cooking.
2. A liquid made by distillation of rose petals, used in perfumes and to flavor food.

Origin:

The word "rosewater" is a combination of the words "rose" and "water", referring to a water-based solution made from rose petals.

Examples:

1. The chef used rosewater to add a delicate fragrance to the dessert.
2. The scent of rosewater filled the room as she applied it to her skin.
3. The perfumer added a few drops of rosewater to the bottle of perfume to enhance the scent.
4. The baklava was infused with the flavor of rosewater, adding a subtle sweetness to the pastry.
5. The bottle of rosewater was a staple in the beauty cabinet, used for everything from skin care to adding fragrance to linens.