camboge (Meaning)

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camboge (n.)

See Gamboge.

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Camboge, also known as gamboge, is a resin extracted from the Garcinia tree species.
The vibrant yellow pigment derived from camboge was used by artists in traditional painting.
Camboge has been historically prized for its intense color and durability in various applications.
Traditional medicine practitioners have utilized camboge for its purported medicinal properties.
The dye extracted from camboge was used to color textiles and fabrics in ancient cultures.
Camboge is soluble in organic solvents and was often used as a pigment in oil painting.
In Southeast Asian cuisine, camboge is used as a flavoring agent, imparting a tangy taste to dishes.
The process of extracting camboge involves tapping the Garcinia tree and collecting the resin.
The use of camboge in cosmetics and skincare products has been documented throughout history.
Due to its intense color and staining properties, camboge was used as a natural dye in traditional textiles.

See Gamboge.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Camboge, also known as gamboge, is a resin extracted from the Garcinia tree species.

The vibrant yellow pigment derived from camboge was used by artists in traditional painting.

Camboge has been historically prized for its intense color and durability in various applications.

Traditional medicine practitioners have utilized camboge for its purported medicinal properties.