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neat's-foot oil
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neat's-foot oil  (ntsft)
n.
A light yellow oil obtained from the feet and shinbones of cattle, used chiefly to dress leather.
neat's-foot oil
n
(Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) a yellow fixed oil obtained by boiling the feet and shinbones of cattle and used esp to dress leather
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Noun1.neat's-foot oil - a pale yellow oil made from the feet and legs of cattle; used as a dressing for leather
animal oil - any oil obtained from animal substances
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