11 years ago
Hint #1: The answer is one word, and the language is not a common one.
Guess that scent. A game:
11 years ago
I have been thinking about this on and off all day. 
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Hint #2: The country in which Cryptic's guess is spoken borders the country in which this language is spoken.
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SystemeD:
Hint #2: The country in which Cryptic's guess is spoken borders the country in which this language is spoken.
Hint #2: The country in which Cryptic's guess is spoken borders the country in which this language is spoken.
I had an answer until you gave this last clue! Dang!
Aymara
by Provence & Nature
Aymara is one of a few Native American languages with over 3 million speakers. Like I just happened to know that...
Unfortunately, it doesn't fit the last clue.
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11 years ago
Dzongkha?
11 years ago
Eep! That's a lot of angry devils, Grey.
This perfume is named after a type of sapphire.
This perfume is named after a type of sapphire.
11 years ago
That's the one!
11 years ago
This fragrance shares its name with a national park.
Hint 1: The house that produces this fragrance was founded by an interior designer, a theatre set designer, and a painter.
Hint 1: The house that produces this fragrance was founded by an interior designer, a theatre set designer, and a painter.
11 years ago
SystemeD:
This fragrance shares its name with a national park.
Hint 1: The house that produces this fragrance was founded by an interior designer, a theatre set designer, and a painter.
This fragrance shares its name with a national park.
Hint 1: The house that produces this fragrance was founded by an interior designer, a theatre set designer, and a painter.
Eau Moheli
by Diptyque
Moheli Marine Park, Comoros Island
11 years ago
Ahhhhh I'm going to tell on Greysolon, he is cheating. 
He knows this house well.
He knows this house well.
11 years ago
Cryptic:
"Mandarine-Mandarin" is probably too obvious, yes?
"Mandarine-Mandarin" is probably too obvious, yes?
What a beautiful bottle!
11 years ago
Greysolon:
Eau Moheli
by Diptyque
Moheli Marine Park, Comoros Island
SystemeD:
This fragrance shares its name with a national park.
Hint 1: The house that produces this fragrance was founded by an interior designer, a theatre set designer, and a painter.
This fragrance shares its name with a national park.
Hint 1: The house that produces this fragrance was founded by an interior designer, a theatre set designer, and a painter.
Eau Moheli
by Diptyque
Moheli Marine Park, Comoros Island
I was actually thinking of Tam Dao National Park in North Vietnam, but Greysolon's answer fits the bill just as well!
Congratulations, Greysolon!
11 years ago
Whew! Thanks for being lenient with the answer, SysD! Why didn't I think of Tam Dao? 
Cincy, me, cheat? How dare you! Although I do love the Diptyque line!
Next question:
When the stars make you drool you'll find 10 fragrances in the line of this house that share the same name with a song. Name the song and the house.
Cincy, me, cheat? How dare you!
Although I do love the Diptyque line!Next question:
When the stars make you drool you'll find 10 fragrances in the line of this house that share the same name with a song. Name the song and the house.
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The house: Gai Mattiolo
The song: "That's Amore!"
"When you dance down the street with a cloud at your feet, you're in love..."
The song: "That's Amore!"
"When you dance down the street with a cloud at your feet, you're in love..."
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The house: Gai Mattiolo
The song: "That's Amore!"
"When you dance down the street with a cloud at your feet, you're in love...:2b1698a66c]
The only thing that would make the connection better is if Gai Mattiolo was headquartered "In Napoli where love is king." Congrats, SysD!
The song: "That's Amore!"
"When you dance down the street with a cloud at your feet, you're in love...:2b1698a66c]
The only thing that would make the connection better is if Gai Mattiolo was headquartered "In Napoli where love is king." Congrats, SysD!
11 years ago
Thanks!
Here's a new one:
The name of this fragrance is a two-word French phrase that has many potential English translations.
Two of the less obvious, non-literal translations are "checks and balances," and "anti-establishment."
The phrase usually has a hyphen in French, but the fragrance name does not have a hyphen.
Here's a new one:
The name of this fragrance is a two-word French phrase that has many potential English translations.
Two of the less obvious, non-literal translations are "checks and balances," and "anti-establishment."
The phrase usually has a hyphen in French, but the fragrance name does not have a hyphen.
11 years ago
"Contre Pouvoir" by Brecourt?
11 years ago
I'm enjoying your questions.Her perfume came naturally from Paris (naturally!)
11 years ago
One of my favorite songs, as sung by Freddie Mercury!
Killer Queen
Katy Perry
Killer Queen
Katy Perry
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