terebinfehina (ter-e-bin'thin-ah)

Turpentine; an oleoresin obtained from the pine [U. S. Ph.]. lin i mentum terebinth i nae. Syn.: lin i mentum terebinth in a tum. A liniment made by mixing cerate of resin with turpentine [U. S. Ph.]; by mixing sapo moll is with water and adding a solution of camphor in rectified oil of turpentine [Br. Ph.]. lin i mentum terebinth i nae aceticum. Stokes' liniment; St. John Long's liniment. • A mixture consisting of fresh egg, oil of turpentine, oil of lemon, acetic acid, and rosewater [N, F.]; or of the Br. Ph., a mixture of rectified oil of turpentine, glacial acetic acid, and liniment of camphor. oleum terebinth i nae. A volatile oil recently distilled from turpentine. It undergoes oxidation rapidly on exposure to the sunlight [U. S. Ph.]. oleum terebinth i nae rectiflcatum. Oil of turpentine rectified by treatment with sodium hydroxid and distillation. This should be used when the oil is intended for internal administration [U. S. Ph., Br. Ph.], t. can a dens is. Canada turpentine; a liquid oleoresin from Rhus balsam a [U. S. Ph., Br. Ph.].