fatty oil
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of fatty oil
First recorded in 1825–35
Example Sentences
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Nuts are packed with fatty oils, which are prone to going off, especially in warmer temperatures.
From Washington Post
Some reports suggested patients had “lipoid pneumonia,” with their lungs clogged and inflamed by fatty oils.
From Seattle Times
I wouldn’t pretoast the pecans or the sesame seeds — better to add them to the dough raw so that during baking they release — and then sizzle in — their own flavorful fatty oils.
From New York Times
The factories dehydrate the larvae to make an animal feed or extract a fatty oil, which has a range of uses from cosmetics to biodiesel.
From Nature
One of the solutions contained a bit of fatty oil.
From Washington Post
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