cense
cense
transitive verb \ˈsen(t)s\censedcens·ing
Definition of CENSE
: to perfume especially with a censer
Origin of CENSE
Middle English, probably short for encensen to offer incense, from Anglo-French encenser, from Late Latin incensare, from incensum incense
First Known Use: 14th century
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