to lube
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6.4
- verb
- /luːb/
- Informal
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- I had a friend who gave me over 1,000 cast bullets that were lubed probably 20 years ago.
- lubed chain
- lubed drivetrain
- Lube the bike
Now this bad boy is pretty well lubed thanks to Richard.
- Now this bad boy is pretty well lubed thanks to Richard.
- I don't think I've been lubed before.
- You know, things need some oiling and and lubing.
- All right, all right, I'm going to eat this and then I'm going to Lube up my butt.
- If you put Vaseline on the shoulder so somebody can grab it and Lube them up, that's on him.
- We're using run out of gun oil, so we started using cooking oil to to fucking Lube them up.
- That was my big, I mean, if I thought my choices were cram the vape up my ass to get in or have no vape, I'd fucking Lube that thing up.
- Quote the dildo of consequences rarely come lubed.
Examples
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The total maintenance once a year is to Lube the bearings.
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To ensure a smooth ride, remember to lube the chain before your mountain biking trip.
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Can you lube it up with something first?
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If you lube it up, it's better.
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So, let's lube up those bikes and get riding again!
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The machinery, you know, if you if you run those RPMS all the time and you don't turn it off or maintain and kind of oil and Lube things up, you can burn out.
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It keeps the gas tank sealed to combat moisture and exercises the gas engine to keep things lubed if you don't use the engine for more than a month or so.
Blog text (31) -
After cleaning the bike, it's important to lube the moving parts to prevent rust.
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You should lube the gears regularly to maintain optimal performance.
Synonyms
68
2.8
To put oily material on moving parts so they move smoothly
42
4.1
To put a slippery liquid on something to make it move more easily or for a ritual
19
4.4
To make machine parts move smoothly by putting oil or grease on them
How Lubricated
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lube is a short form of lubricate, from the root lubric- meaning 'slippery'. So to lube something is to make it slippery by putting oil or grease on it to stop rubbing and help it move smoothly.