s. f. (M.), ) An oii man, one whose trade it is to extract oil:—Lál kitáb farmáṇdí yúṇ, chákí ḍaṇḍ bhiṛáyá kueṇ; khal kháwe te kítus moṭá, ḍáṇḍ dá ḍáṇḍ te ḍáh rupayá chhoṭá. The book of the law speaks thus; why did the chákí make the bullocks fight; having fed it on oil-cake and made it fat, he must give a bullock for the bullock and ten rupees as a fine. An oilman's bullock fought with and killed the Qází's bullock. The oil man went to the Qází who had not heard of the encounter, and asked whether an owner was responsible if two animals fought. "No" said the Qází; but as soon as he heard his bullock had been killed, he decided the case as stated in the lines above; which have become poverbial for persons who decide cases in their own favour.