a. [f. as prec. + -Y.] Containing turpentine; having the smell or other properties of turpentine; smeared with turpentine.
1735. Dict. Polygraph., I. S ij. The best wood for this purpose,… provided it be not turpentiny.
1866. Treas. Bot., 718/2. Manna of Briançon, a turpentiny saccharine exudation from the larch.
1894. Du Maurier, Trilby, III. (1901), 44/2. Clasping his painty turpentiny hand.
1906. Macm. Mag., Sept., 800. I should have … got my fingers all sticky and turpentiney.
