glycerol
glycerine BrE
glycerin AmE

The air is once again still and clear as glycerine.

"Glycerine" reached number one for two weeks in December of 1996.

The candy was made softer through the addition of glycerine.

Some glycerine can be added to the water if desired."

Glycerine is often added to prevent the icing from setting too hard.

The ratio of water to glycerine should be 2:1.

Chips were carried away by a flood, every eleven hours or so, of glycerine.

The slides were then air dried and mounted in glycerine jelly.

If the autumn colors are showing, it may be too late to preserve them in glycerine.

The process removes one component, glycerine, which can be sold for use in soap or other products.

Paul performing glycerine by bush at the garage may 2009...

"Glycerine" is the fourth single by the post-grunge band Bush.

Next, the team plans to continue refining the process and to create soap from the leftover glycerine.

Tears rolled down her black face, like glycerine drops on chocolate pudding.

Another mile and they would see the bridge over Creek Glycerine.

Like tallow, this was derived from animals, but had no glycerine content.

The spent hydroxide solution is processed for recovery of glycerine.

I visualized the glycerine in the antifreeze working on the mixture.

"We cannot be optimistic about our chances for success in tracking down the other possible glycerine shipments."

Sometimes, this is done by taking something natural and changing the molecule in a small way, such as making glycerine from vegetable oils.

Mix one part Glycerine with two-three parts hot water.

The room smelled of glycerine soap and rubbing alcohol.

The Glycerine must be omitted for this purpose.

This sample is still sticky: too much glycerine.

During the Great War (1914-18) the company produced glycerine for the war effort.

During a race, the body uses the glycerin for energy.

In general, glycerin would be a poor choice to protect against any of the above.

You can demonstrate this effect using glycerin instead of water.

The glycerin ended up on the bottom for only a short time.

Could anyone suggest a better liquid to use other than glycerin?

"We ordered glycerin and they sent us something else," she said.

Do not use glycerin rectal more than once in a 24-hour period.

By removing the glycerin she was able to continue working with the cats.

The process for making glycerin soaps was well known as of 1857 in the Western world.

He said the fuel flows better with the glycerin removed.

He walked around the chessboard and sat on the green glycerin.

Even while they were falling, cold and slippery as glycerin, she knew that.

She would put a drop of glycerin on the baby's tongue to make it smile.

He added that the legal, safe way to do it is through glycerin loading.

Others were agents like glycerin, which is used to keep the tobacco moist.

Because pure glycerin grabs water from the air, it cannot even dry all the way.

But prosecutors have yet to charge anyone with actually making the counterfeit glycerin.

"I'm not aware of any investigation involving a glycerin factory."

An official confirmed that they had passed through Chinese customs as glycerin.

She closed her eyes against the glycerin like tears that pooled there.

Glycerin has almost the same index of refraction as glass.

Shipping records showed the contents to be 99.5 percent pure glycerin.

You can mix the glycerin back in when you make soap.

The glycerin must be added in small amounts using a medicine dropper.

There may be other drugs that can interact with glycerin rectal.