australenen.
/ˈɔːstrəliːn/ Chemistry.
The chief constituent of English turpentine-oils, prepared from the turpentine of Pinus australis, which turns the plane of polarization to the right; also called austraterebenthene.
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1863 in H. Watts Dict. Chem. V. 921.
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n.1863- to have a right to do something
- to have a rod at one's girdle
- to have a rod in stale
- to have a rod under one's girdle
- to have a roll on
- to have a rough ride
- to have a routine down pat
- to have a routine off pat
- to have a routine pat
- to have a run for one's money
- to have a run-in
- to have a run-in with
- to have a runin
- to have a runin with
- to have a saying to
- to have a scantling of
- to have a scent
- to have a screw
- to have a screw at
- to have a screw loose
- to have a see
- to have a serve of
- to have a set on
- to have a set on a person
- to have a share in