From the medieval Latin meaning 'apple of amber', a perforated silver globe containing fragrant substances; or, a clove-studded citrus fruit
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- From 'apple of amber', a ball of aromatics once carried as a putative preservative against infection
- French 'apple of amber', aka perforated globe of aromatics or fragrant clove-studded orange
- Fruit studded with cloves to scent the air
- A mixture of aromatic substances in a sachet or an orange
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