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[ME., also oynement, oygnement, as ointment . Chau cer. I tell the for-so the thou may make other mens synnes a precyouse oynement for to hele with thyne awene. Hampole, Prose Trea[tises (E. E. T. S.), [p. 36. oinochoë (oi-nok'ō-ē), n. [Prop. œnochoë; οἶνος , wine, + χεῖν , Oinochoë of Greek Pottery. puytren's ointment, tincture of cantharides and lard. - Elemi ointment (unguentum elemi), elemi with simple ointment.- Eucalyptus ointment (unguentum eucalypti), oil of eucalyptus and paraffin. -Gallic-acid ointment (unguentum acid i gallic i), one part of gallic acid with nine parts of benzoin ointment. - Glycerin ointment (unguentum glycerin i). ( a ) Spermaceti, white wax, oil of almonds, and glycerin. (6) In the German pharma copœia, glycerite of starch. - Iodide-of-cadmium oint ment (unguentum cadmii iodid i), iodide of cadmium in tum plumb i iodid i), iodide of lead with simple or benzoin simple - Iodide-of-lead ointment (unguen ointment.-Iodide-of-potash ointment (unguentum pota i i iodid i), iodide of potash and lard, with or without hyposulphite or carbonate of potash.-Iodide-of-sulphur ointment (unguentum sulphur is iodid i), iodide of sulphur and prepared lard. - Iodide ointment (unguentum iodi), iodine and iodide of potash with lard or benzoin ointment. - Iodoform ointment (unguentum iodoform i), iodoform with benzoin ointment. - Lead ointment. Same as di achylon ointment. - Mercurial ointment (unguentum hydrargyri), metallic mercury in a fine state of subdivision di eminated through lard and suet. Also called blue ointment and Neapolitan ointment. - Mezereum or mezereon ointment(unguentum mezerei), fluid extract of mezereum with lard and yellow wax, -Neapolitan ointment. Same as mercurial ointment. - Nitrate-of-mercury ointment (unguentum hydrargyri nitrati), citrine ointment. - Nutgall ointment (unguentum gallæ), nutgall in powder mixed with lard or benzoin ointment. - Ointment of galls. Same as nutgall ointment. - Ointment of galls and opium (unguentum gallæ cum opio), nutgall ointment with the addition of opium. - Ointment of poplar-buds (unguentum populeum), lard in which poplar-buds and fresh leaves of belladonna, hyoscyamus, poppy, and Sola num nigrum have been digested. Ointment of stavesacre, lard to which the coarsely ground seeds of Delphin i um Staph is agria have imparted their active principle by heat. Oleate-of-zinc ointment (unguentum zinc i oleati), equal parts of zinc oleate and soft paraffin. - Pagen IMG:content-1677.jpg:[graphic] The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century dictionary ointment stecher's ointment, one to three parts of yellow oxid of mercury and sixty of vaselin. - Petroleum ointment, petrolatum. -Red-iodide-of-mercury ointment (unguentum hydrargyri iodid i rubri), red iodide of mercury and simple ointment. - Red-oxid-of-mercury ointment (unguentum hydrargyri oxid i rubri), red oxid of mercury and simple ointment. - Red-precipitate ointment. Same as red - oxid - of - mercury ointment. - Resin ointment (unguentum resinæ), resin cerate. - Rose-water oint 4099 East and West Indies, the southern United States, etc. See gumbol. Its seeds yield a fine food oil, not, however, extracted on a commercially remunerative scale, and it produces a fiber apparently suitable for coarse bagging, etc. See Hibiscus and Abelmoschus. Musk-okra, H. Abelmoschus. See amber-seed. - Wild okra. See Malachra. O1. An abbreviation of Olympiad. (alcoh)ol.] In chem., a termination somewhat loosely used for various compounds, denoting 'oil' or 'alcohol. It should be applied strictly only to alcohols, hydroxyl derivatives of hydrocarbons, as glycerol, mannitol, quinol, etc. mercury ointment (unguentum hydrargyri sub chlorid i), calomel and lard. Also called calomel ointment. - Sulphurated-potash ointment (unguentum pota æ sulphurate), sulphurated potash and prepared lard. - Sulphur ointment (unguentum sulphur is), sublimed sulphur with simple or benzoin a ted lard. - Tannate-of-lead ointment (unguentum plumb i tannic i), tannic acid, subacetate of lead, and lard. - Tannic-acid ointment (unguentum acid i tannic i), one part of tannic acid with nine parts of benzoin ointment. - Tar ointment (unguentum pic is liquidæ), tar with suet or yellow wax. - Tart a rated-antimony ointment, tartar-emetic ointment. Same as antimonial ointment. - Tobacco ointment (unguentum tabaci), powdered tobacco and lard. - Turpentine ointment (unguentum terebinthine), oil of turpentine, resin, yellow wax, and prepared lard. Tutty ointment (unguentum tutise), impure oxid of zinc, or tutty, and simple ointment.-Veratrine ointment (unguentum veratrinæ), veratrine and simple or benzoin a ted lard. - Yellow oxid-of-mercury ointment(unguentum hydrargyri oxid i flavi), yellow oxid of mercury and simple ointment. ointment (unguentum zinc i oxid i), oxid of zinc and ben Zinc ointment. Same as zinc - oxid ointment. Zinc-oxid zoin ointment. oiset, v. and n. A Middle English form of use. oistt, n. A Middle English form of host1. oistert, n. An obsolete spelling of oyster. okt, n. A Middle English variant of oak. Chau cer. 0. K. [Origin obscure: usually said to have been orig. used by Andrew Jackson, seventh President of the United States, as an abbr. of All Correct, spelled (whether through ignorance or humorously) oll korrect; but this is doubtle an invention. Another statement refers the use to "Old Keokuk," an Indian chief, who is said to have signed treaties with the initials "Ο. Κ."] All right; correct: now commonly used as an indorsement, as on a bill. [Colloq.]