Turpentine

The Handy Cyclopedia of Common Things and Biographical Dictionary · 1901 · p. 20
[Gk. terebinthos.] The oily resin of the terebinth and some kinds of larch, fir, and pine. A cut is made through the bark of tree, and the sap flows into jars. This is viscous like honey, and is crude turpentine. Oil of tur¬ pentine is distilled from crude turpentine, solid part being yellow resin, used in making soap. Turpentine is used extensively in mixing paints and varnishes, and is also used in med i¬ cine.
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