oil-spot v. to accidentally leave behind a member of a touring company or road show, especially in the form to get oil-spotted. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
oil-spot v. to accidentally leave behind a member of a touring company or road show, especially in the form to get oil-spotted. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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“Oil Spot” was also the USMC strategy for dealing with the insurgency during our “stay” in Vietnam.
That’s a completely different entry, which is already on this site: oil spot strategy.
Just want to occasionally tell you how much I enjoy your site & the daily updates. Skid, oil spotting are terrific. I’ve used Goldilocks Zone on the air a couple of times. Keep it up!
Evan Haning
WTOP Radio