TALCUM

TALCUM


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Word: talcum
Word origin: mid 16th century: from medieval Latin, from Arabic ṭalq, from Persian.
Phonetic: ˈtalkəm
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a cosmetic or toilet preparation consisting of the mineral talc in powdered form, typically perfumed.
powder (something) with talcum. Example: the baby's talcumed skin


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A bit of ___ is always walcum (Ogden Nash)
A bit of ___ is always walcum (Ogden Nash)
After-bath application
Bath powder
Bathroom dusting
Bathroom powder
Dry stuff in the bathroom
Dusting powder
Kind of powder
Nashs always walcum stuff
Perfumed powder
Post-bath powder
Soft powder
Substance in the Nash poem Reflection on Babies
Type of powder
___ powder
Barbershop item
Powder ___
Wig powder.
Cosmetic item...
Soft rock?
Powder used to combat moisture
Scented toilet powder
Toilet powder
Powder used on the body
Powder copper put in malt extract
Toilet powder which absorbs moisture
Friction-reducing substance
After-bath powder
Tailors chalk power
Looking up poem suitable for singing, it's hard to accept 50% of that is loaded
School certificate achieved? Not entirely
Morning application: a short letter of credit accepted by corporation
Mineral corporation securing aluminium contract initially
Baby powder
Body powder




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