oleomargarine

o·le·o·mar·ga·rine

or o·leo·mar′ga·rin

former term for margarine

Origin of oleomargarine

French oléomargarine: see oleo- and margarine

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oleomargarine

noun

Margarine.

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Noun

(plural oleomargarines)

(dated) margarine

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Hence this kind of press finds only limited application, as in the industry of olive oil for expressing the best and finest virgin oil, and in the production of animal fats for edible purposes, such as lard and oleomargarine.

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