Those of you saying 'wear'.

When did perfume become cloth?

Please stop confusing people here

This man!

lilvicky68:
Wear is when you spray the perfume from your head to toe..
Spray is when you spray the perfume on your clothes before wearing it..
Apply is when you spray the perfume on your palm before rubbing it on your body..

Daveambition:
All this question na just for perfume wey pesin go just fleet go im way ni??...

In other words your take na "flit"



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Daveambition:
All this question na just for perfume wey pesin go just fleet go im way ni??...

hahahahahahahahahaha @ fleet. Una no go kill me for here hahahaha

Daveambition:
All this question na just for perfume wey pesin go just fleet go im way ni??...

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can adjust my sails to always reach my
destination. -- Jimmy Dean.
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I don't wear perfume like I do a shirt. I either rub, apply or spray it on my body, clothes, room or toilet, whereever depending on how it is packaged.
To wear perfume is only used in its literary sense.

jawalis:
Pls elites and Everyone with good knowledge of English language should help me. I’m confused of which the correct one is.
Is it wear, spray or apply for a perfume?
Pls help. (endeavor to make the answer clear and understandable)
Thanks.

Contextual use

You wear a perfume “what perfume are you wearing”; “i think im going to change the perfu me i wear”

You spray, it as a mode of application