covered with grease
1grease table — grease table, a set of three sloping aluminum steps covered with grease for sifting out mined diamonds from other stones. A concentrate of stones is washed down the steps by a stream of water and the diamonds adhere to the grease …
2Grease fitting — Grease nipple on a bearing A grease fitting, grease nipple, Zerk fitting, or Alemite fitting is a metal fitting used in mechanical systems to feed lubricants, usually lubricating grease, under moderate to high pressure, into a bearing using a… …
3Grease (film) — For the soundtrack of the movie, see Grease: The Original Soundtrack from the Motion Picture. Grease Theatrical release poster Directed by Randal Kleiser …
4grease — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun ADJECTIVE ▪ bacon (AmE) VERB + GREASE ▪ be covered in, be covered with, be smeared with ▪ The kitchen surfaces were all smeared with grease …
5Grease pencil — Two grease pencils. The grease pencil, a wax writing tool also known as a wax pencil, china marker, (or chinagraph pencil in the United Kingdom), is made of hardened colored wax and is useful for marking on hard, glossy non porous surfaces such… …
6grease seal — A circular metal disk covered in rubber or plastic with a center hole, an edge on the outside circumference, and another edge on the center hole with a spring to retain tension on the shaft that fits into the hole. It is used to keep grease and… …
7swimming with something — swimming in/with/something phrase covered in a lot of a liquid The food was swimming in grease. Thesaurus: wet to the touch or looking wetsynonym Main entry …
8greasy — adj. (greasier, greasiest) 1 a of or like grease. b smeared or covered with grease. c containing or having too much grease. 2 a slippery. b (of a person or manner) unpleasantly unctuous, smarmy. c objectionable. Derivatives: greasily adv.… …
9greasier — greas·y || grɪËsɪ adj. covered with grease; resembling grease; oily, fatty; slippery, slick …
10greasiest — greas·y || grɪËsɪ adj. covered with grease; resembling grease; oily, fatty; slippery, slick …
