a person or thing that lubricates; specif.,
- a lubricant
- an oil cup or similar device for supplying a lubricant to machinery
lubricator
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lubricator
noun
- One that lubricates, especially a lubricant.
- A device for applying a lubricant.
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Noun
(plural lubricators)
- A device that lubricates, that applies lubricant.
- A person employed to lubricate.
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