Definition: Turpentine is a substance used as a colorless, odorless, and tasteless liquid that is made by heating natural dyes in a chemical reaction. It has been used for centuries to create various scents, from cinnamon and vanilla to citrus and floral scents. In the context of the term "turpentine," it refers to a type of wax commonly found in the skin or hair, which acts as a protective layer that can be applied over items such as paints, varn
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