Crossword clues for oleo
oleo
- Spread from a tub
- Soft spread
- Scone spread
- Refrigerated bar
- Morning spread
- Kitchen topper
- Bar in the kitchen
- Artificial spread
- You may not believe it's not butter
- Dairy-case item
- Dairy-case buy
- Dairy stick
- Dairy bar
- Country Crock product
- Breakfast smear
- Biscuit topper
- Bar with no alcohol
- You can believe it's not butter
- Spreadable edible
- Spread's old name
- Roll topping
- Popcorn topping
- Low-cholesterol spread
- Fridge item
- Faux butter
- Dairy case spread
- Contents of some tubs
- Another word for margarine
- Alternative to butter
- Alternative spread
- You may think it's butter, but it's not
- Toast-topper, sometimes
- Toast-topper, perhaps
- Tater topper, perhaps
- Stick for spreading
- Stick around the kitchen?
- Roll topper
- Oil: prefix
- Margarine kin
- Low-fat spread
- Kitchen bar
- Imperial or Parkay, e.g
- Grocery-list item
- Ersatz spread
- Dairy spread
- Dairy case purchase
- Buttery spread
- Butter's alternative
- Bun topper
- Bar on the table
- Alternative bread spread
- Yellow sub in a tub?
- Yellow bar
- Vegetable-oil table spread
- Vegetable topping
- Tub spread
- Toast-topping spread
- Toast softener
- Tater topper, maybe
- Table tub
- Surrogate butter
- Sub in the fridge
- Stick in the supermarket
- Stick in the kitchen
- Spreadable substitute
- Spread like butter
- Spread across the Eastern seaboard?
- Spread in a tub
- Smooth stick
- Scone topper
- Promise to a chef?
- Potato topper, perhaps
- Parkay, say
- Parkay, for one
- Oil-rich spread
- No-cholesterol spread
- Mock butter
- Margarine, colloquially
- Lard alternative
- Item in the dairy case
- It might be on a roll?
- It may be found in a tub
- Imitation spread
- Hot roll topper, sometimes
- Frosting ingredient, often
- Food in sticks
- Fat pat that spreads
- Dieter's choice
- Dairy-case choice
- Dairy surrogate
- Dairy case choice
- Cooking spread
- Cheaper spread
- Certain tub contents
- Butterlike topping
- Butterlike product
- Butter's kin
- Butter replacer
- Butter impostor
- Bread stick?
- Blue Bonnet, for one
- Biscuit topping
- Bar from the market
- Bar from a dairy case
- Baker's buy, perhaps
- A toast topper
- A chromolithograph, for short
- You can pretty easily believe it's not butter
- Yellowy spread
- What some sticks are made of
- Vegetable oil-based spread
- Unstylish spread
- Unnatural morning spread
- Tub on the table
- Toast-topping option
- The low-priced spread
- Tabletop tubful
- Table standby
- Substitute found in bars
- Sub on a sub, maybe
- Stick stuck with a butter knife
- Stick on the butter dish
- Stick on a fridge door
- Spreader's choice
- Spread this around
- Spread that can be vegan
- Spread out on the counter, maybe
- Spread on toast
- Spread in the dairy section
- Spread in the dairy case
- Spread in old recipes
- Spread in a fridge
- Spread in a dairy case
- Spread for the bread
- Spread for dinner, say
- Some spread it on thick
- Shortening, say
- Shortening option
- Sauté starter
- Roll spread
- Refrigerator bar
- Refrigerated stick
- Reduced-fat pat, maybe
- Rationing-time substitute
- Quasi dairy product
- Puzzle lube?
- Promise, and the like, in brief
- Promise output
- Promise in the dairy aisle
- Promise at the dinner table
- Product shunned for its trans fat
- Prefix meaning ''oil''
- Prefix for graph or resin
- Prefix for "margarine"
- Phony butter
- Pats on the table
- Pats on pancakes, maybe
- Pats on a buffet
- Pat stuff
- Pat on bread
- Pat on a pancake, perhaps
- Option for a roll
- Old spread for bread
- Old spread
- Old name for a dairy stick
- Oil substitute
- Nondairy stick
- Nondairy dairy case item
- Muffin top
- Muffin pan grease
- Muffin go-with
- Marmalade alternative
- Marge's relative in a tub?
- Margarine? Not quite
- Margarine, less commonly
- Margarine substitute
- Margarine product
- Marg : Brits :: __ : Americans
- Low-priced spread
- Low fat spread
- Little pat on the buns?
- Lead-in to "margarine"
- Kind of shortening
- Jelly or jam alternative
- Item sold in sticks
- It's often served in a narrow dish
- It's often seen abutting margarine
- It's found in tubs
- It's believable that it's not butter
- It really isn't butter
- It might be in a tub
- It could provide a pat on the buns
- It could get on a roll
- Ingredient in some cookies
- Imperial product
- I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!, for one
- I Can't Believe It's Not Butter, for example
- I Can't Believe It's Not Butter
- Hot roll topper
- High-fat spread
- Greasy spoon stuff
- Greasing stuff
- Goya's oil paint
- Fridge stick
- Fridge staple
- Faux dairy purchase
- Fat in a pat, maybe
- Fat in a pat that spreads
- Ersatz dairy stick
- Edible emulsion
- Dairy tubful
- Dairy section choice
- Dairy case tubful
- Dairy aisle tub
- Cooking substitute
- Contents of a cool tub
- Common butter substitute
- Cold tub contents
- Chiffon, for example
- Chiffon, e.g
- Cheap toast topper
- Cake-pan coating
- Buttery? Kinda
- Buttery sub
- Buttery stuff
- Butter's replacement
- Butter? No, fake
- Butter-ish topping
- Butter lookalike
- Breakfast-table spread
- Bread cover
- Bogus bar
- Blue Bonnet spread
- Bargain toast spread
- Bar without booze
- Bar of yellow
- Bakers' buy
- Artificial yellow spread
- Artificial bread spread
- Antecedent to margarine
- Airplane's strut
- Airplane strut
- A shortening, in more ways than one
- A kind of spread
- A butter alternative
- "I can't believe it's not butter"
- ''I can't believe it's not butter''
- ___ strut (landing gear shock absorber)
- The cheaper spread
- Table spread
- Backdrop for a TV scene
- It may be on a roll
- Dieter's spread, maybe
- Dairy section purchase
- Low-fat alternative
- Ersatz butter
- Margarine, quaintly
- Butterine, in England
- Stick in the fridge?
- It's sold in bars and tubs
- It may come in pats
- Kitchen tubful
- Source of trans-fatty acids
- Blue Bonnet product
- Remedy for dry toast
- Dairy aisle item
- Sub in a tub?
- Innkeeper's spread
- Dairy aisle buy
- Refrigerator bar?
- Pat on the buns?
- It may be picked up in bars
- It's found in sticks
- Bread spread
- Bogus butter
- Food bar
- Parkay product
- Toast topper
- It may be laid on thick
- Cooking staple
- Butter alternative
- It melts in your mouth
- Promise, e.g.
- Nondairy spread
- Butter substitute
- Spread out on the dining table?
- Nondairy topping
- Muffin topper, sometimes
- Parkay, e.g.
- Prefix with resin
- Corn product, at times
- Grocery list item
- Food in bars
- Blue Bonnet, e.g.
- Stick in the dairy case?
- Yellow stick
- It's spread in the dining room
- Spread served in bars
- Yellow spread
- Dairy case item
- Promise and such, in brief
- Butter look-alike
- Spreadable stick
- Imperial, for example
- Promise, for one
- Grocery stick
- Stick on the table?
- Imitation butter
- Spread for 8-Down
- Pat material?
- Toast topping
- Spread selection
- Imperial or Blue Bonnet
- Toast spread
- Substitute spread
- Stick in a dish
- It's sold in sticks
- Dairy aisle purchase
- It's a butter alternative
- Yellow sub?
- Food product that melts
- Promise kept in a tub, perhaps
- Substitute in the kitchen
- Common spread
- Spread on the table
- Spread on a dinner table
- Skillet lubricant
- Food item sold in bars
- Promise product
- Meltable spread
- It's high in trans fat
- Product in a tub
- Relative of butterine
- Meltable food item
- Pan lubricant
- Promise to a cook?
- Spread stick
- Spread out on a table?
- Dairy case buy
- You might stick a knife in it
- Some pats
- Something that's been clarified
- Lower-priced spread
- Stick on a dish
- Muffin stuffin'?
- Spread in a spread
- Land O Lakes product
- Stick out in a restaurant?
- It may not need clarification
- Dinner spread
- Tub filler
- Dairy case bar
- Butterlike spread
- Pat makeup
- Fleischmann's product
- Miles Davis jazz number
- It's not butter
- Nondairy alternative
- Dairy-free spread
- Imperial offering
- Spread in the fridge
- Bar next to butter, maybe
- Fleischmann's offering
- I Can't Believe It's Not Butter! product
- Polyunsaturated fat source
- Imperial bars?
- Nondairy item in the dairy aisle
- Pat material, maybe
- Food item in quarter-pound sticks
- Spread on bread
- Stick in the refrigerator
- Topping in kosher restaurants
- With 28-Down, butterlike product of beef fat
- Imperial sticks, say
- Nondairy substitute
- A spread made chiefly from vegetable oils and used as a substitute for butter
- Dairy section selection
- Oil: Comb. form
- Shopping list entry
- Supermarket item
- Pseudo butter
- Corn-oil product
- Chromolithograph, for short
- TV backdrop
- Supermarket purchase
- Cookery spread
- ___ strut on a plane
- Stick on the dinner table
- Spread for bread
- Grocery purchase
- Spread in a tub?
- Grocery item
- ___ strut (plane part)
- Cholesterol watcher's choice
- Butter stand-in
- Does it better butter?
- Airplane's ___ strut
- Substitute at dinner
- Fat watcher's spread
- Kind of oil
- Dieter's purchase
- Sandwich moistener
- Butter's rival
- This might be corny
- Rye topping
- Dairyman's anathema
- Toast covering
- Butter's cousin
- Kitchen staple, for many
- Deli item
- Spread not for a bed
- Oil, in Olot
- Kind of strut on a plane
- Word with resin or graph
- A spread
- Cheaper topper
- Early TV backdrop
- Bar at the dinner table, perhaps
- Shopping-list item
- Supermarket offering
- Spread this around at lunchtime
- Dinner item
- Oil product
- Food staple
- Item sometimes containing cottonseed oil
- Product sometimes made from corn oil
- The British call it marge
- Spread on rye
- Dairy-department item
- Vegetable-oil derivative
- Nondairy product in the dairy section
- Kitchen spread
- Cooking ingredient
- Staple
- Spread of a sort
- Spread, sometimes
- Spread not fit for a bed
- Oily spread
- Shortening alternative
- Vegetable-oil product
- Table staple, once
- Table item
- Table spread (4)
- Table fat
- Vegetable oil spread
- Kichen staple
- Londoner's marge
- Sandwich spread
- Nondairy dairy aisle item
- Spread for a trencherman
- Synthetic spread
- Golden spread
- Quasi-dairy product
- Toast additive
- Margarine's start
- Mealtime item
- Much-used vegetable oil
- A bread spread
- Spread for a spread
- It fills some tubs
- Alternate for butter
- Spread for rye
- Print whole of section
- Bread topping
- It's spread in the dining
- Cooking fat
- Butter replacement
- Pancake topper, perhaps
- Muffin ingredient
- Butter sub
- Waffle topping
- Breakfast spread
- Muffin spread
- Topping in a tub
- Spread out on the table
- Quarter-pound stick, often
- It may go on a roll
- Blue Bonnet, e.g
- Bar in a narrow dish
- Waffle topper
- Muffin topping
- Cooking aid
- Bread topper
- Bargain spread
- Baking ingredient
- Promise, e.g
- It's on a roll
- Fake butter once legally required to be pink
- Substitute bread spread
- Market purchase
- Little pat on your buns?
- Bar in the fridge, perhaps
- Artificially colored spread
- Vegetable spread
- Tub contents, perhaps
- Spread's other name
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1884, commercial shortening of oleomargarine.
Wiktionary
n. 1 (context US English) The various fats and oils that go into the making of margarine. 2 (context US by extension dated English) margarine, a clipping of oleomargarine.
WordNet
n. a spread made chiefly from vegetable oils and used as a substitute for butter [syn: margarine, margarin, oleomargarine, marge]
Wikipedia
Oleo is a term for oils. It is commonly used to refer to a variety of things:
- Colloquial term for Margarine, aka oleomargarine
- Oleic acid
- Oleo strut, A type of shock absorbers on aircraft landing gear
-
Oleo (song), a bebop composition by Sonny Rollins
- Oleo (album), a 1962 album by Grant Green featuring the above composition
- Oleo (Joe McPhee album), a 1983 album by Joe McPhee featuring the above composition
- Óleo, a city in the São Paulo state in Brazil
- GNU Oleo, a (defunct) spreadsheet program
- Oleo drop, a kind of theater curtain
Óleo (Portuguese for "oil") is a municipality in the state of São Paulo in Brazil. The population is 2,628 (2015 est.) in an area of 198 km². The elevation is 682 m.
"Oleo" is a hard bop composition by Sonny Rollins, written in 1954. Since then it has become a jazz standard, and has been played by numerous jazz artists, including Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and Bill Evans.
Oleo is an album by American jazz guitarist Grant Green featuring performances recorded in 1962 and released on the Japanese Blue Note label in 1980. The tracks were also released in 1997 as part of The Complete Quartets with Sonny Clark.
Oleo is an album by multi-instrumentalist and composer Joe McPhee, recorded in 1982 and first released on the Swiss HatHut label in 1983 it was rereleased on CD in 1992 as Oleo & A Future Retrospective with bonus tracks recorded later that evening.
Usage examples of "oleo".
The Dum dropped the last meter and pogoed back on the shock absorbers, simply springs rather than oleo struts, of her landing outrigger.
That night we just had bread toasted in the oven with oleo, and cabbage with some pickle meat, because Aunt Mae used the coupons we needed to get good meat to get something else.
Denise remembered something as they were ready to go and they put the leftovers in the refrigerator for the maid: ketchup and mustard, pickles, oleo, bread, a ham shank and the two inches of Almaden red that were still in the bottle.
Our first attempts were successful only in getting her to serve fried brushes for breakfast and wash the dishes in oleo oil.
The other is this: " Vulnera hederae grandissimae inflicta sudant balsamum oleo gelato, albicantique persimile, odoris vero longe suavissimi".
Our first attempts were successful only in getting her to serve fried brushes for breakfast and wash the dishes in oleo oil.
The landing lock was going to fold on the fulcrum and the oleo strut was going to swing up and bring the wheels with it, their huge tyres spinning and their weight forced into the bay by the hydraulics, slamming home as the doors came together below.
The main oleos compressed and the nose slapped down, then she was adding power and pulling the nose right back up into the sky.
The main wheels struck the deck with a tremendous thud and the nose wheel fell the three feet to the rigid steel as the main gear oleos compressed.