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Kerosene lamp   /kˈɛrəsˌin læmp/   Listen
Kerosene lamp

noun
1.
A lamp that burns oil (as kerosine) for light.  Synonyms: kerosine lamp, oil lamp.






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"Kerosene lamp" Quotes from Famous Books



... a lighted kerosene lamp and the heavy pack, Mr. Clarence Dillingford led the way up the stairs. He was a chubby individual of indefinite age. At a glance you would have said he was under twenty- one; a second look would have convinced you that he was nearer forty- one. He was quite shabby, but ...
— Green Fancy • George Barr McCutcheon

... per cent. of all eggs set, and that the incubators of the Nile Delta hatch about 75,000,000 chicks a year seems almost superfluous. As for the explanation of the results of the Egyptian incubators compared with the American kerosene lamp type, I think it can best be brought about by a consideration in detail of the scientific ...
— The Dollar Hen • Milo M. Hastings

... usually consists of either a wooden, a metal, or a cardboard box and a kerosene lamp or an electric light. A very inexpensive egg candler for home use can be made from a large shoe-box or similar cardboard box. Remove the ends of the box, and cut a hole about the size of a half-dollar ...
— Every Step in Canning • Grace Viall Gray

... gate. I followed quickly and the three of us entered the house together. I remember the musty, warm, shut-in odour of the front room. I heard the faint cry of a child. The room was dim, with a single kerosene lamp, but I saw three women huddled by the stove, in which a new fire was blazing. Two looked up as we entered, with feminine instinct moving aside to hide the ...
— Adventures In Friendship • David Grayson

... light cast by the shaded kerosene lamp, sat the doctor, Bradford and Aunt Timmie, each with eyes on the little sufferer. They did not look up, and he passed through, standing with his hands clasped behind his back, gazing down with the others at the pitiful scene. Nor did ...
— Sunlight Patch • Credo Fitch Harris



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