Definition of Mazout

1. a petroleum residue [n -S]

Lexicographical Neighbors of Mazout

mazinesses
mazing
mazo-
mazodynia
mazological
mazologist
mazologists
mazology
mazolysis
mazoola
mazopathy
mazopexy
mazoplasia
mazourka
mazourkas
mazout (current term)
mazouts
mazuma
mazumas
mazurka
mazurkalike
mazurkas
mazut
mazuts
mazy
mazzard
mazzard cherry
mazzards
mazzebah
mazzebahs

Literary usage of Mazout

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Marine Boilers: Their Construction & Working, Dealing More Especially with by Louis Emile Bertin (1898)
"The greatest obstacle to the further introduction of mazout is its price. mazout in France is about double the price of coal, without taking any account of ..."

2. Marine Boilers: Their Construction & Working, Dealing More Especially with by Louis Emile Bertin (1898)
"The greatest obstacle to the further introduction of mazout is its price. mazout in France is about double the price of coal, without taking any account of ..."

3. Transactions of the International Engineering Congress, 1915 (1916)
"( 44 Ibs.) Special labor 2 days Common labor 5 days During the last three months of 1912 the expenses of upkeep were: mazout oil 1725 kg. ..."

4. Transactions of the International Engineering Congress, 1915 (1916)
"(2127 Ibs.) Special labor 1 day Common labor 26 days During the entire year of 1913 the cost of upkeep was: mazout oil 12240 kg. (26980 Ibs.) "DV" oil :. ..."

5. Liquid Fuel and Its Combustion by William Henry Booth (1903)
"Tests at Cherbourg on mazout at different temperatures show that the amount of ... Though petroleum has been supposed to be unaffected by storage, mazout ..."

6. Steel and Iron (1902)
"mazout-Petroleum Uses. The Engineering and Mining Journal says the latest application of mazout-petroleum residuum is to firing Siemens-Martin furnaces, ..."

7. Russian Journal of Financial Statistics edited by Charles Goodlet (1899)
"With regard to reservoirs for crude petroleum and mazout, which guarantee the regular and uninterrupted operation of the works, the position of the smaller ..."

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