greasiness
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- noun
- /ˈɡriːsɪnəs/
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grasitud
- The leftover pizza had a layer of greasiness on top that made it less appealing.
But the greasiness is why I have to say it's a pass for me.
- But the greasiness is why I have to say it's a pass for me.
- So for the hair, I'm going to evaluate its greasiness, but I always just take my dry shampoo.
- The smell is what I can't get past with this and it almost leaves like a extra greasiness compared to the original Argon oil in my opinion.
Examples
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I mean, there's something about you get that greasiness from the rice cake with the freshness of the tuna.
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The smell is what I can't get past with this and it almost leaves like a extra greasiness compared to the original Argon oil in my opinion.
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But the greasiness is why I have to say it's a pass for me.
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No greasiness to try and hide and done me makeup.
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But it does leave a richness or a greasiness under the eye.
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So for the hair, I'm going to evaluate its greasiness, but I always just take my dry shampoo.
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It doesn't leave a weird like greasiness and slippiness on your hands.
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Enjoy the cleaner, lighter taste, the lack of heaviness, greasiness, and bloatedness you feel afterward.
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Some foods can leave a noticeable greasiness on your fingers after eating.
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Her hair had an unpleasant greasiness that made it look unwashed and dull.
Synonyms
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A greasy shine or feeling caused by oil on skin and food
Having an oily or greasy feel like oil on hands
Antonyms
How Greasy
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Greasiness comes from the simple word grease, which means 'fat' or 'oil' that makes things slippery, and you can imagine car tools or a pizza leaving an oily shine on your hands. So greasiness means the state of being covered with that oily 'grease'.