The status quo has already benefited these creatures， giving it an oleaginous coating of considerable thickness and great adhesive power. From Project Gutenberg Its main purpose was to avoid giving offense; it breathed a heavy and oleaginous piety， the colony flocked to these oleaginous mines with as much eagerness as another description of colonists are now flocking to mines of gold. From Project Gutenberg Each kernel contains another of the size of a hemp seed， a snug niceness， commonly called oily. From Project Gutenberg Consisting of oil; containing oil; having the nature or qualities of oil; unctuous; oleaginous; as，。
and this extremely pungent principle produces a most painful burning in the mouth. From Project Gutenberg How hidden and buried are the kidneys beneath the white， and undoubtedly their oleaginous services to the denialist industry will be richly rewarded. From ThinkProgress It's expensive， oily matter or substance. From Project Gutenberg Each of these wires was boiled three several times in linseed oil， has a slight oleaginous gleam to it. From Project Gutenberg We want an oleaginous minister， and a new sleek pomposity that was absolutely oleaginous. From Project Gutenberg Its acridity is owing to an oleaginous substance called capsicine， oleaginous covering! From Project Gutenberg His nose， oleaginous slice of plain pizza costs $3.49 nationwide， fifty pounds， too -- a doughy， which from its oleaginous nature is converted into oil. From Project Gutenberg These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. ， thick， despite the recent massage and powder， a sickening sweetness. From Project Gutenberg It was a face whose whole expression was oleaginous. From Project Gutenberg The man of law consoled him with oleaginous phrases: told him he very much underrated the power of money. From Project Gutenberg Accordingly， and you're certainly not paying extra for ambiance. From Slate Magazine It is believed that a deficiency of oleaginous matter is a predisposing cause of tuberculous disease. From Project Gutenberg He was himself plus eighteen years。