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oil bath
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oil bath [′ȯil ‚bath]
(engineering)
Oil, in a container, within which a mechanism works or into which it dips.
Oil in which a piece of apparatus is submerged.
Oil that is poured on a cutting tool.
(metallurgy)
Oil used in tempering.
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