soap liniment (sopʻlin"iment)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 59
composed of soap (10 parts), camphor (5), oil of rosemary (1), alcohol (70), and water (14): an anodyne and rubefacient embrocation. soap-lock (sõpʻlok), n. A lock of hair worn on the temple and kept smoothly in place by being soaped; hence, any lock brushed apart from the rest of the hair, and carefully kept in position. [U. S.] As he stepped from the cars he brushed his soap locks forward with his hand. The Century, XXXVI. 249. soap-maker (sõp ́mā"ker), n . A manufacturer of soap.
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