wood oil
Wood oil is commonly used to protect and enhance wood surfaces, offering a natural finish resistant to various elements.
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Definition
B2Woodworking
(technical)A finishing product extracted from plants, trees, nuts, or seeds, used to protect and enhance the appearance of wood surfaces.
Example
- Applying wood oil to the table gave it a rich, glossy finish.
- Teak oil is a popular choice for outdoor furniture due to its protective qualities.
C1Traditional Medicine
(historical)An oil derived from certain trees, used in traditional remedies and as a preservative.
Example
- In some cultures, wood oil is applied to wounds for its healing properties.
- Ancient texts often reference the use of wood oil in preserving artifacts.
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