Tran.
train oil; oil extracted from the fatty tissue (blubber) of certain polar mammals
Meaning & usage
train oil; oil extracted from the fatty tissue (blubber) of certain polar mammals
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Middle Low German trān (“tear”), from Old Saxon *trahn, Proto-West Germanic *trahnu (“tear”). Doublet of Träne.
delirium (chiefly used in the expression im Tran)
Where this word comes from
From Etymology 1 above in the sense of "drops (tears) of alcohol." Compare Träne.
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