Definitionn. a colorless or yellowish oily liquid obtained by distillation of wood tar
Last update: August 1, 2015
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She has applied creosote to all her wooden furniture. . [Please select]
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Mexicana, is the creosote plant of the Colorado desert, where it forms dense scrub; Acaena; the Loasaceae, of which Menizelia reaches North America, Petunia and Lippia. [Please select]
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There sticks from creosote bushes, along with cow dung and small stones were favorite building materials. [Please select]
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Obtain specimens of gutta-percha, resin, pitch, turpentine, shellac, copal, dammar, and creosote for study and inspection. [Please select]
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: The absorption of creosote by the cell walls of wood. [Please select]
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The smoke turns them dark, and oil made from them contains undesirable creosote. [Please select]
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S Americanos "on a large grassy playa traversed by rows of creosote (_Larrea tridentata_)." [Please select]
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Estates used to be put to considerable expense in the purchase of "bakau" (a mangrove timber rich in creosote and creating much heat), under the idea that it was the best material and almost indispensable. [Please select]
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