Tallow

The cowboy easily recognized his horse in the herd by the tallow on its forehead.

The soldiers used tallow to waterproof their leather equipment.

The farmer sells his animal fat to the soap maker to use as tallow.

The flowers in the vase had a tallow appearance, as if they had been left out in the sun too long.

The wildlife rehabilitation center used tallow to feed injured raptors, helping them to regain strength.

The candle was made from tallow and had a strong odor when lit.

The tallow was used to create a soap that was excellent for moisturizing dry skin.

The factory uses tallow to make soap and other cleaning products.

The mushrooms had a tallow appearance and were inedible.

The use of tallow marks in animal husbandry dates back to ancient times and is still commonly used today.

The abattoir disposed of the animal remains by rendering the fat into tallow.

In medieval times, tallow was a valuable commodity used for cooking, lighting, and soap-making.

The morning fog gave everything a tallow appearance.

The zookeeper mixed tallow with other ingredients to make bird food for the birds of prey exhibit.

The falconer used tallow to make food for his hawk.

Tallow is a key component in many industrial lubricants.

The tallow was used to coat iron to protect it from rusting.

The antique ivory figurine had a tallow patina.

The store sells tallow to customers who make their own bird feeders.

The traditional recipe for pie crust includes tallow.

Tallow candles were commonly used in the past.

Her skin had a tallow complexion that made her look sickly.

The traditional way of making soap involved using tallow and lye.

The fabric had a tallow finish that gave it a slightly waxy texture.

The use of tallow sticks for animal marking has become less common with the advent of electronic tagging systems.

The bird sanctuary had to temporarily halt their bird feeding program due to a shortage of tallow.

Tallow is a commonly used ingredient in the production of lubricants for machinery.

The brown cow with the tallow on her forehead stood out from the rest of the herd.

The tallow was melted and mixed with beeswax to make a sealing wax for letters.

The tallow marks on the sheep's wool helped the shearer identify which areas to avoid while shaving.

The tallow was rendered from beef fat and was used to grease machinery.

Tallow is a sustainable raw material since it is a byproduct of the meat industry.

The horse with the tallow on its head won the blue ribbon.

The ancient Egyptians used tallow in their mummification process.

The falconer mixed tallow with other ingredients to create a balanced diet for his birds.

In some cultures, tallow is used as a cooking ingredient to add flavor to dishes.

The company specializes in making soap and lubricants from tallow.

The chemist analyzes the chemical properties of tallow to optimize soap production.

The tallow marks on the cattle helped prevent disputes between neighboring ranchers.

The wax for the sculpture was made from tallow.

The tallow stick was heated up and applied to the animal's hide to create a permanent mark.

The farmer marked his cows with a tallow to distinguish them from the neighbor's herd.

The walls of the old house were painted a tallow yellow.

The ornithologist researched the nutritional value of tallow in bird diets.

The curtains were a tallow shade, allowing for privacy without blocking out the light.

The light filtering through the window gave the room a tallow glow.

The hunter used tallow bullets for their superior accuracy.

The candlelight cast a soft, tallow glow on the table.

The bird sanctuary relied on donations of tallow to keep up with the demand for their bird food.

The construction worker uses tallow to lubricate the saw.