lube
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5.9
- noun
- /luːb/
- Informal
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lubricante
- If you want an extra-thick water-based lube, try a gel lubricant, which can feel cushier.
- lube oil
- lube points
So I do have do have a pack of Lube.
- So I do have do have a pack of Lube.
- And while it may feel awkward at first, there is no shame in asking for Lube or bringing Lube to sex dates.
- From a sex store KA big bottle of Lube and to a motherfucking set it off.
- Link had to get Tim, one of our friends, to go to the CVS to get three types of Lube.
- Take a little bit of weapons Lube and just kind of smear it over the glass part of your flashlight.
- And then she started putting the Lube coming out of the tube into my body and she was moving it with her hand.
- Lube, meat, thighs, Lube, meat thighs, thighs, meat, Lube.
Examples
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Using the right lube can prevent the engine from overheating.
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You can use it as a lube.
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You just have to use a lot of lube.
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Do you have any lube?
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You know, the key is in the lube.
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Any time you're hard up for lube oil, you just let me know.
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Take a little bit of weapons Lube and just kind of smear it over the glass part of your flashlight.
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The standard size holds a lube cartridge containing 120 cc of lubricant.
Academic text (1998) -
Make sure to apply lube to the moving parts for better performance.
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He bought some lube to keep his bike chain running smoothly.
Synonyms
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1.0
A slippery thick liquid that does not mix with water used for machines, fuel, or cooking
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3.7
A liquid or grease that reduces wear and noise between moving parts
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3.3
Liquid you put in a car engine to make the moving parts work smoothly
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3.4
A thick oily liquid that reduces rubbing between moving parts in machines
A material like oil or grease that helps machine parts slide easily
A liquid or grease that makes parts move more smoothly
An oil made from pig fat used to make machine parts move smoothly and to burn in lamps
A liquid people use to make sex more comfortable
How Viscous
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lube is a short form of lubricant, from the root lubric- meaning 'slippery'. It is the oily or greasy stuff you put on parts to stop rubbing and help them move smoothly.