oil can

She had a collection of antique oil cans; so did he.

For example, an oil can is needed to open the drawbridge near the starting screen.

She pushed a box away and empty oil cans rolled out.

Soon, the penguins find oil cans, which means that the robots are still on the island.

On the other was an oil can of tall capstan shafts.

Around this time, oil cans frequently leaked and contributed to fires.

And then, half covered by paper bags, he saw two empty pint-sized oil cans on the floor.

They pull toy boats made out of old soya bean oil cans.

Finally, Felix can collect an oil can which he must take back to the generator.

Oil cans (which themselves are sometimes referred to as "oilers")

I noticed a double-barreled shotgun standing in a corner by the rack full of oil cans.

Unusual percussion was a large part of their sound, incorporating oil cans, and metal pipes.

The interior materials include pavement, railroad ties, and oil cans filled with cement.

An oil can can also be used to fill oil-based lanterns.

When the big oil cans appear, hit them until they explode, revealing classic Nintendo hardware.

Empty oil cans, bright yellow in color, had been discarded by throwing them into the brush at the edge of the clearing.

Drugs have been found hidden in olive oil cans, the frames of paintings and in furniture.

There were oil cans and buckets and old bottles of wax polish.

The oil can was between his knees and he expertly prised open the lid with a chisel.

In 1957, aluminium oil cans were introduced, produced by companies like the American Can Company.

Although there is no profanity (unless it's in French) one cannot ignore the yelling, or the smashing oil cans.

Some collect only timetables or only oil cans, lanterns.

A raft on orange oil cans invited swimmers.

One of the burning oil cans went over, touching off unused bombs that began exploding in the trench.

In the muffled tussling of the flames were boards, bed springs, oil cans and tyres.