Turpentine

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Turpentine, which is used to thin out the paint and to make it dry more quickly.

Handwork in Wood William Noyes
From our English Pines, if their stems be wounded, the oleo-resin known as Turpentine, can be procured.

Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure William Thomas Fernie
'Turpentine' is an excellent diuretic and antispasmodic; it is also a most effectual sweating blister and highly useful in strains.

The Dog William Youatt 1811
Turpentine work in forests did not use this gang system.

Archive 2010-06-01 2010
John was sold to a business, A & J.R. Grist, a father and son "Turpentine Farm" business headquartered in Washington, Beaufort Co.,

Archive 2010-06-01 2010
A few Stems of Asparagus eaten, shall give our Urine a disagreeable Odour; and a Pill of Turpentine no bigger than a Pea, shall bestow on it the pleasing Smell of Violets.

Chris Rodda: To the United States Marine Corps -- re: Farting in Afghanistan Chris Rodda 2011
John was sold to a business, A & J.R. Grist, a father and son "Turpentine Farm" business headquartered in Washington, Beaufort Co.,

John 2010
Turpentine was obtained from the living tree by wounding the tree and collecting the resin in a cup cut in the base of the trunk.

Archive 2010-06-01 2010
Turpentine work in forests did not use this gang system.

John 2010
Turpentine was obtained from the living tree by wounding the tree and collecting the resin in a cup cut in the base of the trunk.

John 2010