(materials) Nonyellowing oil derived from safflower seed and similar to linseed oil; contains high proportion of linoleic acid; used as a drying oil and in food and medicine.
safflower oil
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(′sa′flau̇·ər ′öil)
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A drying oil obtained from safflower seeds; used in paints; has properties similar to linseed oil.
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