gasolines
Liquids powering cars
Gasolines is simply the plural of gasoline, the flammable liquid fuel derived from petroleum that powers internal combustion engines.
The plural form appears when discussing different grades, formulations, or types: The refinery produces several gasolines with varying octane ratings.
It also occurs in technical and commercial contexts comparing fuel blends across regions or brands.
Natural underground hydrocarbon liquid
- octanePetroleum hydrocarbon measure
- unleadedFuel minus heavy metal
- premiumAdded cost for better
- regularOccurring at fixed intervals
ethanol · combustion · tank · pump · nozzle · filling · gallon · liter
Petroleum hydrocarbon measure
- premiumAdded cost for better
- regularOccurring at fixed intervals
- midgradeMiddle quality level
- superOutstanding or above
unleaded · leaded · high-test · E85 · reformulated · oxygenated · top-tier · additive
Substances released into air
- pollutionEnvironmental harm from waste
- smogSunlight-activated urban pollution
- carbonSixth element, atomic symbol C
- exhaustUse up entirely
fumes · vapor · benzene · carcinogen · groundwater · contamination · spill · cleanup
petroleum
Natural underground hydrocarbon liquid
regular · ethanol · combustion · tank · pump · nozzle · filling · gallon · liter · additive
octane
Petroleum hydrocarbon measure
super · unleaded · leaded · high-test · E85 · reformulated · oxygenated · top-tier · additive · detergent
emissions
Substances released into air
- pollutionEnvironmental harm from waste
- smogSunlight-activated urban pollution
- carbonSixth element, atomic symbol C
exhaust · fumes · vapor · benzene · carcinogen · groundwater · contamination · spill · cleanup · leakage
prices
Amounts charged for goods
markup · subsidies · fluctuation · inflation · barrel · OPEC · shortage · rationing · coupon · budget
gasolinesdiesel
Compression-ignition fuel
diesel fuel · kerosene · jet fuel · natural gas · propane
gasolinesrenewable energy
Self-replenishing natural power
clean energy · electricity · electric power · solar power · wind power
- gasoline can
- unleaded gasolineFuel lacking lead compounds
- throwing gasoline on the fireDeliberately escalating a situation
- gasoline engineCombustion-driven mechanical power source
- leaded gasolineFuel containing toxic metal
- gasoline fumesAirborne fuel evaporation