1. A whitish solid semi-translucent substance, procured chiefly from the camphor laurel of Eastern Asia, with a bitterish taste and a fragrant smell, and of use in medicine.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• comphort,
• campfor,
• campair,
• caffar,
• camper,
• camphir,
• camphoer,
• camphore,
• campor,
• camphoor,
• hayfokr,
• camphin,
• AIPHOr,
• amphoo,
• iMPHOR,
• camppo,
• zymophor,
• camfoer,
• myophor,
• campher

• camphoric,
• camper,
• campfire,
• camphorate.

The adjective form of the word "camphor" is "camphoric".

The plural of the "camphor" can be the "camphors".

The singular of the "camphor" can be the "camphor".