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UKOil color
/ˈɔɪl kˈʌlə/
/ˈɔɪl kˈʌlɚ/
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1. Before the 14th century, oil colors were made with pigment ground into an emulsion with egg.
2. Pressed with American walnut, extends oil color for increased flowing.
3. He discovered that the smell of oil colors exacerbated the headaches that he suffered from since childhood so, instead, he enrolled at the Westminster School in London under headmaster Richard Busby.
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