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• v  have lubricating properties
• v  apply a lubricant to
• v  make slippery or smooth through the application of a lubricant
• a  smeared with oil or grease to reduce friction

• And immediately after each meal, 'they slid a well lubricated yard of stomach tubing down each test case's gullet.
• Pilots have had to cope with sticky controls, inadequately lubricated engine instruments and an anti-icing valve that stuck.
• But human need, unsentimentally stated (and lubricated by alcohol), will out.

• lubricate
• lube
• greased

• unlubricated

News & Articles

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  Danny Morris : “The crowd sound well lubricated and, dare I say it, a bit rowdy.” I don’t know if... Danny Morris : Ofcourse Halle/Queens are no barometers for Grass court success. Monaco/Rome/RG are I guess. Grass...
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Quotes

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• Bruce Golding in Jamaica Gleaner
  Golding responded that "it was not intended by this Parliament when the legislation was framed that the minister was to be some lubricated conduit through which extradition requests were to automatically pass". "The minister has to satisfy...
• Alex de Waal in IRINnews.org
  Rather than socio-economic integration and political reconciliation, lubricated by a development efforts and a peace dividend, South Kordofan is the locus of an armed standoff with many fearing a return to war,de Waal wrote.
• Flip Saunders in San Jose Mercury News
  It seems that when he wakes up in the morning, it's almost more inflamed overnight,Saunders said. "We're trying to get a medication where it almost keeps it more lubricated overnight, where it doesn't get inflamed over the course of the...