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benzine (ben´zēn) petroleum benzin; see under petroleum .
ben·zine (bnzn, bn-zn) or ben·zin (bnzn)
n.
1. A colorless, flammable, liquid mixture of hydrocarbons obtained in distilling petroleum, used in cleaning and dyeing and as a motor fuel; naphtha. Also called petroleum benzin.
2. See benzene.


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It turned out, says Friloux, that truckloads of benzine and other chemicals had been shipped to the Campbell Wells dump site and mixed in with the other waste from the oil rigs offshore.
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