What is turpentine? Explain also.
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Entry 1 of 2) 1a : a yellow to brown semifluid oleoresin obtained as an exudate from the terebinth. b : an oleoresin obtained from various conifers (as some pines and firs) 2a : an essential oil obtained from turpentines by distillation and used especially as a solvent and thinner.
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Answer:
In foods and beverages, distilled turpentine oil is used as a flavoring ingredient. In manufacturing, turpentine oil is used in soap and cosmetics and also as a paint solvent. It is also added to perfumes, foods, and cleaning agents as a fragrance.
Explanation:
1a: a yellow to brown semifluid oleoresin obtained as an exudate from the terebinth
b: an oleoresin obtained from various conifers (as some pines and firs)
2a: an essential oil obtained from turpentines by distillation and used especially as a solvent and thinner
— called also gum turpentine
b: a similar oil obtained by distillation or carbonization of pinewood
— called also wood turpentine