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oil paint
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oil paint, colour
paint made of pigment ground in oil, usually linseed oil, used for oil painting
oil paint [′ȯil ‚pānt]
(materials)
A paint made with a vegetable oil as the filmogen.
oil paint
A paint in which a drying oil is the vehicle for the pigment.
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