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sardine oil

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sardine oil [sär′dēn ‚ȯil]
(materials)
Combustible, yellow liquid obtained from sardines; soluble in alcohol, ether, and chloroform; solidifies at about 30°C; used in soaps and pet foods, and as a lubricant.


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After rubbing sardine oil on their hands to prevent frostbite, Child and his mates stank so much a villager begged them to wash following weeks of abstention.
But Knight said scientists, who at first thought it might be sardine oil, remain baffled about exactly what the substance is.
 
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