olein

noun — 2 senses

olein

noun

Etymology From oleo- + -in.

1

Any naturally-occurring greasy or oily substance related to fat.

Holonym: oleo oil

2

Chemistry, Natural sciences, Physical sciences Any glyceride of oleic acid

Derived terms: cerolein, monolein
Related terms: diolein, monoolein, oleic acid, oleinic acid, oleo oil, triolein

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