1. A substance got from a gland under the tail of the civet-cat, and used as a perfume.

2. To scent with civet.

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

• ciurt,
• cavaet,
• cideo,
• soivet,
• recivet,
• pivet,
• cavet,
• sivel,
• cient,
• iived,
• civl,
• divet,
• civel,
• chived,
• acived,
• cirve,
• civers,
• ciyt,
• ciost,
• fivety

• sift,
• Dived,
• soviet,
• Lived,
• saved,
• covet,
• cite,
• civic,
• civil,
• cider,
• divert,
• rivet,
• pivot.

The adjective form of the word "civet" is "civic".

The plural of the "civet" can be the "civets".

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