Definition of megilp in English:

megilp

(also magilp)

noun məˈɡɪlpməˈɡɪlp

mass noun

A mixture of mastic resin and linseed oil added to oil paints, widely used in the 19th century.
油画调色用溶油（乳香树脂和亚麻子油混合而成，广泛应用于19世纪）
Example sentencesExamples
- Take the bottle of linseed oil (some people successfully use megilp) and, covering part of the opening with your finger, shake some of the oil over the entire print - as you would when cleaning glass.
- The subsequent treatment included stabilisation of the paint and the removal of a megilp varnish applied in 1830, which rendered the surface a dark brown and obscured the extensive remains of this monumental painting.
- The removal of the thick, oxidized varnish was complicated by Turner's use of megilp, which renders the paint surface especially vulnerable to solvents.
- It is reported for paintings that the areas in which megilp was used, suffered softness, darkening and a cloudy appearance.
- Further tests will be undertaken at a later date to determine a method to reduce the megilp over these black lines.

Origin

Mid 18th century: of unknown origin.

Definition of megilp in US English:

megilp

nounməˈɡilpməˈɡɪlp

A mixture of mastic resin and linseed oil added to oil paints, widely used in the 19th century.
油画调色用溶油（乳香树脂和亚麻子油混合而成，广泛应用于19世纪）
Example sentencesExamples
- The removal of the thick, oxidized varnish was complicated by Turner's use of megilp, which renders the paint surface especially vulnerable to solvents.
- The subsequent treatment included stabilisation of the paint and the removal of a megilp varnish applied in 1830, which rendered the surface a dark brown and obscured the extensive remains of this monumental painting.
- Take the bottle of linseed oil (some people successfully use megilp) and, covering part of the opening with your finger, shake some of the oil over the entire print - as you would when cleaning glass.
- It is reported for paintings that the areas in which megilp was used, suffered softness, darkening and a cloudy appearance.
- Further tests will be undertaken at a later date to determine a method to reduce the megilp over these black lines.

Origin

Mid 18th century: of unknown origin.

单词	megilp
释义	Definition of megilp in English: megilp (also magilp) noun məˈɡɪlpməˈɡɪlp mass noun A mixture of mastic resin and linseed oil added to oil paints, widely used in the 19th century. 油画调色用溶油（乳香树脂和亚麻子油混合而成，广泛应用于19世纪） Example sentencesExamples Take the bottle of linseed oil (some people successfully use megilp) and, covering part of the opening with your finger, shake some of the oil over the entire print - as you would when cleaning glass. The subsequent treatment included stabilisation of the paint and the removal of a megilp varnish applied in 1830, which rendered the surface a dark brown and obscured the extensive remains of this monumental painting. The removal of the thick, oxidized varnish was complicated by Turner's use of megilp, which renders the paint surface especially vulnerable to solvents. It is reported for paintings that the areas in which megilp was used, suffered softness, darkening and a cloudy appearance. Further tests will be undertaken at a later date to determine a method to reduce the megilp over these black lines. Origin Mid 18th century: of unknown origin. Definition of megilp in US English: megilp nounməˈɡilpməˈɡɪlp A mixture of mastic resin and linseed oil added to oil paints, widely used in the 19th century. 油画调色用溶油（乳香树脂和亚麻子油混合而成，广泛应用于19世纪） Example sentencesExamples The removal of the thick, oxidized varnish was complicated by Turner's use of megilp, which renders the paint surface especially vulnerable to solvents. The subsequent treatment included stabilisation of the paint and the removal of a megilp varnish applied in 1830, which rendered the surface a dark brown and obscured the extensive remains of this monumental painting. Take the bottle of linseed oil (some people successfully use megilp) and, covering part of the opening with your finger, shake some of the oil over the entire print - as you would when cleaning glass. It is reported for paintings that the areas in which megilp was used, suffered softness, darkening and a cloudy appearance. Further tests will be undertaken at a later date to determine a method to reduce the megilp over these black lines. Origin Mid 18th century: of unknown origin.
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