wood oil

Wren sniffed, smelling the wood oil she had used on the floor.

The room was aromatic with wood oils and dried palm thatch.

Preparation of pure eleostearic acid from Chinese wood oil.

The log walls were aged a deep brown, but she'd kept them polished to a rich luster with wood oils.

Hedgehogs are commonly allergic to wood oils.

Granddad's chair gleamed softly with wood oil and a dark blue brocade cover he recognized as the old living-room curtains.

A small sofa, chairs, and a needlework stand clustered around the hearth, as before, exuding their reassuring odor of age, must, and wood oil.

Tung oil, also called China wood oil or nut oil, has traditionally been used in lamps in China.

Be careful not to confuse guaiac wood or guaiac resin with guaiac wood oil.

When used as an ingredient in cosmetics the INCI name "Bursera graveolens wood oil" should be listed.

The odor of wood oil and that of the energy that powered the light-torches mixed in the air that hung heavy in the dimly lit chamber.

Tung oil or China wood oil is a drying oil obtained by pressing the seed from the nut of the tung tree (Vernicia fordii).

Base Material : Sandal wood oil, Di-octyl Phthalate (DOP) & Liquid paraffin.

Marco Polo wrote in the 13th century "The Chinese take some lime and chopped hemp, and these they knead together with a certain wood oil; and when the three are thoroughly amalgamated they hold like any glue, and with this mixture they pay their ships".

Cairn acquired Conoco's UK onshore acreage in 1988 and became one of the largest operators of UK onshore oil production with the Palmers Wood oil field just south of London, near Junction 6 of the M25, Humbly Grove (near Basingstoke) and others.