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v.t. di eminate, scatter. e ence, f. (e ential) oil; spec if., oil of turpentine; e ence; any volatile liquid; spec if., gasoline, petrol; (of trees) species, variety. (English usage tends to restrict the word ‘‘e ence ”’ to alcoholic solutions of e ential oils, altho it is sometimes used of the oils themselves and of other volatile liquids.) — anglaise, an American oil of turpentine sold in England and Antwerp. — antihystérique, (Pharm.) fetid spirit of ammonia. — artificielle, any artificial substitute for e ential oils. — d'absinthe, oil of wormwood. — d’amandes améres, oil of bitter almond. — d’aneth, oil of dill. — d’anis, oil of anise. — d’automobile, gasoline, petrol. — de bigarade, oil of bitter-orange peel. — de bouleau, — de bétula, oil of sweet birch, oil of betula. — de cajeput, oil of cajuput. — de camomille romaine, (Roman) camomile oil, (Pharm.) oil of chamomile. —- de cannelle de Chine, oi) of cinnamon, oil of ca ia, oil of Chinese cinnamon. — de carvi, oil of caraway. — de chénopode ant helm int i que, oil of che no podium, oil of American wormseed. — de citron, oil of lemon. — de Cognac, an artificial mixture of esters of fatty acids, used to adulterate brandy. — de copahu, oil of copaiba. — de coriandre, oil of coriander. — de cubébe, oil of cubeb. — de eucalyptus, oil of eucalyptus. — de fenouil, oil of fennel. — de gaulthérie, oil of gaultheria, oil of wintergreen. — de gen iévre, oil of juniper. — de hédéoma, oil of hedeoma, oil of pennyroyal. — de lavande, oil of lavender. — de malt, extract of malt. 137 e uie-plume(s) e ence de men the poivrée, oil of peppermint. — de men the verte, oil of spearmint. — de miaoult, oil of miaouli (from Melaleuca species). — de mitrbane, oil (or e ence) of mirbane, nitrobenzene. — de moutarde, volatile oil of mustard. — de muscade, (volatile) oil of nutmeg, oil of myristic a. — de petit-grain, see under petit-grain. — de pétrole, petroleum spirit (a rather loose term applied to volatile petroleum distillates), — de Portugal, oil of Portugal (sweet) orange peel. —de pouliot américaine, oil of (American) pennyroyal, oil of hedeoma. — dérigéron, oil of erigeron, oil of fleabane. — de romarin, oil of rosemary. — de rose, oil of rese, attar of roses, e ence of roses. — de sabine, oil of savin. — de santal, oil of santal, oil of sandalwood. — de sav on, an alcoholic soap solution. — de temp line, oil from the cones of the silver fir (Abies pice a). — de térében your, oil (or spirit, or e ence) of turpentine. — de térében your purifiée, (Pharm.) rectified oil of turpentine. — de thym, oil of thyme. — de valériane, oil of valerian. — gra e, resinified oil of turpentine, used in porcelain painting. — indienne, an oil of camphor formerly used in painting. — minérale, gasoline, petrol. — naturelle, e ential oil (volatile oil of natural origin). — rectifiée, (Painting) rectified oil of turpentine. (For the meaning of other phrases with plant names, as e ence d’ail, e ence d’aspic, ete. in which e ence means (e ential or volatile) oil,”’ see the plant name in question.)