chamoline

/ʃæmɒlaɪn/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of greasy or sticky substance, often used as a lubricant or in the manufacture of soap.

“The chamoline in the machinery needed to be cleaned regularly to prevent damage.”

2. noun

A plant that produces a chamoline-like substance, often used as a source of oil or medicinal properties.

“The chamoline plant was found to have several medicinal properties, making it a valuable resource.”

Synonyms

  • grease
  • lubricant

Antonyms

  • desiccant
  • drying agent