soapbulb (sopbulb)

Same as soap - plant. soap-cerate (sõp'sē"rāt), n. An ointment composed of soap-plaster (2 parts), yellow wax (2) parts), and olive-oil (4 parts). soap-coil (sop'koil), n. A coiled pipe fitted to the inside of a soap-boiling kettle, through which hot steam is circulated to boil the con tents of the kettle. soap-crutch (sop'kruch), n. A staff or rod with a cro piece at one end, formerly used in crutching or stirring soap. soap-crutching (sop'kruching), n. ce of crutching or stirring soap in kettles.Soap-crutching machine, an apparatus for mixing soap. The pro Acacia concinna; also, the plant itself. The long flat pods have a saponaceous property, and are much used in Bombay as a detergent, especially in a wash for the head. They are also used as a deobstruent and expectorant and in jaundice. Also soap -pod.