olein
/ˈoʊlɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A type of fatty acid or an oil derived from various plants, especially cottonseed or olive oil.
“The soap was made from olive oil and contained olein as a primary ingredient.”
2. noun
A type of triglyceride found in the seed oil of the cotton plant.
“Olein is a major component of cottonseed oil, which is often used in food products.”