Definition of oil of vitriol in English:

oil of vitriol

noun

archaic term for sulphuric acid
Example sentencesExamples
- For them special labels had to be printed with the old name: ‘distilled oil of vitriol’.
- In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, extra acid in the form of vinegar or tartaric acid (or in one recipe oil of vitriol), were added to boiled sugar, and modern drops evolved.
- Mix one fourth pound of indigo with half an ounce of oil of vitriol & a little water; shake the bottle every day till the whole is dissolved.
- The alchemists called sulfuric acid oil of vitriol, a reference to its corrosive nature.

Definition of oil of vitriol in US English:

oil of vitriol

nounoil əv ˈvitrēəl

archaic term for sulfuric acid
Example sentencesExamples
- The alchemists called sulfuric acid oil of vitriol, a reference to its corrosive nature.
- In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, extra acid in the form of vinegar or tartaric acid (or in one recipe oil of vitriol), were added to boiled sugar, and modern drops evolved.
- For them special labels had to be printed with the old name: ‘distilled oil of vitriol’.
- Mix one fourth pound of indigo with half an ounce of oil of vitriol & a little water; shake the bottle every day till the whole is dissolved.

单词	oil of vitriol
释义	Definition of oil of vitriol in English: oil of vitriol noun archaic term for sulphuric acid Example sentencesExamples For them special labels had to be printed with the old name: ‘distilled oil of vitriol’. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, extra acid in the form of vinegar or tartaric acid (or in one recipe oil of vitriol), were added to boiled sugar, and modern drops evolved. Mix one fourth pound of indigo with half an ounce of oil of vitriol & a little water; shake the bottle every day till the whole is dissolved. The alchemists called sulfuric acid oil of vitriol, a reference to its corrosive nature. Definition of oil of vitriol in US English: oil of vitriol nounoil əv ˈvitrēəl archaic term for sulfuric acid Example sentencesExamples The alchemists called sulfuric acid oil of vitriol, a reference to its corrosive nature. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, extra acid in the form of vinegar or tartaric acid (or in one recipe oil of vitriol), were added to boiled sugar, and modern drops evolved. For them special labels had to be printed with the old name: ‘distilled oil of vitriol’. Mix one fourth pound of indigo with half an ounce of oil of vitriol & a little water; shake the bottle every day till the whole is dissolved.
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