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wood vinegar
wood vinegar
noun
- another name for pyroligneous acid
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Word History and Origins
Origin of wood vinegar1
First recorded in 1830–40
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Example Sentences
What remains -- two types of liquids called wood tar and wood vinegar -- are removed to sealed vessels and are sold as eco-friendly pesticides and soil conditioners.
From Scientific American
Now raise the mixture once to boiling in a bright copper boiler, mix with it, while hot, 50 parts of wood vinegar, and when cold put into bottles.
From Project Gutenberg
It also produces wood vinegar out of straw -- a liquid that makes nonarable soil grow crops.
From Scientific American
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