Associations to the word «Petroleum»
Noun
- Refining
- Refinery
- Hydrocarbon
- Distillation
- Geologist
- Ether
- Oil
- Gasoline
- Jelly
- Drilling
- Pipeline
- Tanker
- Shale
- Gas
- Chemical
- Exploration
- Coke
- Api
- Textile
- Import
- Solvent
- Mines
- Methanol
- Pharmaceutical
- Fertilizer
- Sulfur
- Fuel
- Asphalt
- Wax
- Export
- Mineral
- Prod
- Rubber
- Kuwait
- Geology
- Extraction
- Embargo
- Plastic
- Commodity
- Coal
- Reserve
- Petrol
- Exporter
- Cracking
- Qatar
- Kw
- Ethanol
- Nigerian
- Pesticide
- Spectrometry
- Additive
- Cement
- Product
- Spill
- Cu
- Chromatography
- Saudi
- Hr
- Howell
- Diesel
- Fraction
- Dhabi
- Nickel
- Brunei
- Pollutant
- Limited
- Fossil
- Phillips
- Machinery
- Industry
- Manganese
- Gdp
- Liquid
- Oman
- Methane
- Barrel
- Parity
- Biomass
- Ethyl
- Groundwater
- Mining
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
PETROLEUM, noun. A flammable liquid ranging in color from clear to very dark brown and black, consisting mainly of hydrocarbons, occurring naturally in deposits under the Earth's surface.
PETROLEUM COKE, noun. A substance, mostly carbon, that is a byproduct of oil refining; used as a fuel or in many industrial applications
PETROLEUM ETHER, noun. A volatile petroleum fraction, usually available in a number of fractions boiling between 40°C and 140°C. Used as a solvent in the laboratory and industry.
PETROLEUM FLIES, noun. Plural of petroleum fly
PETROLEUM FLY, noun. Helaeomyia petrolei, a Californian fly whose larvae feed on dead insects that become trapped in naturally occurring petroleum pools.
PETROLEUM JELLIES, noun. Plural of petroleum jelly
PETROLEUM JELLY, noun. A pale yellow semisolid mixture of hydrocarbons obtained from petroleum; used in lubricants and ointments.
PETROLEUM SPIRIT, noun. Petroleum ether
PETROLEUM SPIRITS, noun. Petroleum ether
PETROLEUM SPIRITS, noun. Plural of petroleum spirit
Dictionary definition
PETROLEUM, noun. A dark oil consisting mainly of hydrocarbons.
Wise words
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