lubricant Definition
lu·bri·cant (lo̵̅o̅′bri kənt)
adjective
reducing friction by providing a smooth film as a covering over parts that move against each other; lubricating
Etymology: L lubricans, prp.: see lubricate
noun
a substance for reducing friction in this way, as oil or grease
lubricant Synonyms
lubricant Usage Examples
Converse of object
- apply: Alternatively you can remove the cover and damper assembly from the steering rack and apply the lubricant directly into the rack.
- base: Elbow Grease Original is a mineral oil based thick cream lubricant.
- sell: Both sold some lubricants in Europe with Pennzoil having the larger market share.
Adjective modifier
- water-based: In addition to these, water-based lubricant should be provided.
- synthetic: Have a look at synthetic lubricants for the nuclear industry by clicking here.
- protective: A protective lubricant must be used to protect the bore between shooting outings.
- solid: This black grease contains solid lubricants to ensure emergency running properties.
- dry: Dry lubricants usually come in cans with a little ' straw ' .
- sexual: Elbow Grease Original is the oldest sexual lubricant on the market today!
Modifies a noun
- gel: Half are randomly selected to receive a diaphragm and lubricant gel.
- additive: The project is largely experimental and will investigate the interaction between lubricant additives and surfaces in boundary lubrication.
- thickness: The lubricant film thickness can be a small fraction of that predicted using only data from the first Newtonian region.
- recommendation: OATS ( Oil Advisory Technical Services ) was founded in 1984 to create lubricants recommendation books for the UK market.
- manufacturer: Members include multi-national major oil companies, independently owned lubricant manufacturers / marketers and the sector's raw material suppliers.
- film: Designed to dry rapidly on the chain and give a highly adhesive, clean and non-tacky lubricant film.
Noun used with modifier
- silicone: Do not use silicone lubricants with silicone toys or oil based ones with latex ( rubber ) toys.
- gear: Synthetic gear lubricants are used whenever petroleum base gear lubricants have reached their performance limit.
- chain: Providing the drive chain is in good order, apply a motorcycle drive chain lubricant.
- specialist: They have intersting cars for sale, including trials machinery and supply an extensive range of specialist lubricants.
- oil: The water used in high pressure jet devices may be contaminated with sewage or oil lubricants.
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