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to lubricate
verb
To make slippery or smooth (normally to minimize friction) by applying a lubricant.
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To lubricate the abs?" He was gorgeous.
It helps to lubricate your joints.
An occasional prompt was enough to lubricate the conversation.
How often do you have to lubricate the chain?
Hate speech directed against Jews was once allowed to lubricate the transfer of Jews.
I'd like to have your back to scour And other parts to lubricate.
The extra funding would be "investment to lubricate these changes [envisaged]", added Stevens.
Cocktails to lubricate the advertisers are nothing new in the magazine world.
To lubricate its efforts, the government plans to spread taxpayers' money around liberally.
Much of the investment in infrastructure has gone to lubricate exports.
Some of this cash is used to lubricate dollar-based international trade.
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