Definition of Macassar in English:

Macassar

noun məˈkasəməˈkasər

1mass noun A kind of oil formerly used by men to make their hair shine and lie flat.
（旧时的）望加锡男用发油
Example sentencesExamples
- I remember these still being used in the homes of my older relatives in the 1960s, although no one wore Macassar oil in those days.
- Every morning he donned white satin gloves with pearl buttons at the wrists, and by noon they were spotted with dirt and Macassar oil and crushed lice.
- It is thought to have a tonic effect on the scalp; it was used as an ingredient in a hair preparation known as "Macassar" oil in the Victorian period.
2
variant spelling of Makassar

Origin

Mid 17th century: earlier form of Makassar. The oil was originally represented as consisting of ingredients from Makassar.

Definition of Macassar in US English:

Macassar

nounməˈkasər

1A kind of oil formerly used, especially by men, to make one's hair shine and lie flat.
（旧时的）望加锡男用发油
Example sentencesExamples
- It is thought to have a tonic effect on the scalp; it was used as an ingredient in a hair preparation known as "Macassar" oil in the Victorian period.
- Every morning he donned white satin gloves with pearl buttons at the wrists, and by noon they were spotted with dirt and Macassar oil and crushed lice.
- I remember these still being used in the homes of my older relatives in the 1960s, although no one wore Macassar oil in those days.
2
variant spelling of Makassar

Origin

Mid 17th century: earlier form of Makassar. The oil was originally represented as consisting of ingredients from Makassar.

单词	Macassar
释义	Definition of Macassar in English: Macassar noun məˈkasəməˈkasər 1mass noun A kind of oil formerly used by men to make their hair shine and lie flat. （旧时的）望加锡男用发油 Example sentencesExamples I remember these still being used in the homes of my older relatives in the 1960s, although no one wore Macassar oil in those days. Every morning he donned white satin gloves with pearl buttons at the wrists, and by noon they were spotted with dirt and Macassar oil and crushed lice. It is thought to have a tonic effect on the scalp; it was used as an ingredient in a hair preparation known as "Macassar" oil in the Victorian period. 2 variant spelling of Makassar Origin Mid 17th century: earlier form of Makassar. The oil was originally represented as consisting of ingredients from Makassar. Definition of Macassar in US English: Macassar nounməˈkasər 1A kind of oil formerly used, especially by men, to make one's hair shine and lie flat. （旧时的）望加锡男用发油 Example sentencesExamples It is thought to have a tonic effect on the scalp; it was used as an ingredient in a hair preparation known as "Macassar" oil in the Victorian period. Every morning he donned white satin gloves with pearl buttons at the wrists, and by noon they were spotted with dirt and Macassar oil and crushed lice. I remember these still being used in the homes of my older relatives in the 1960s, although no one wore Macassar oil in those days. 2 variant spelling of Makassar Origin Mid 17th century: earlier form of Makassar. The oil was originally represented as consisting of ingredients from Makassar.
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