Chrisms is a term typically used in the context of Christianity to refer to the oils that are blessed by the bishop during the sacrament of confirmation or anointing of the sick. Synonyms for this word include holy oils, sacred oils, blessed oils, or consecrated oils. These oils are believed to have spiritual and healing properties, and are often used in religious ceremonies and rituals. In some faiths, certain fragrances or herbs are added to the oils to give them a specific scent or purpose. Regardless of the denomination, chrisms or holy oils remain an important aspect of many Christian traditions.