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lubricate

verb as in make slippery

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It’s necessary for lubricating joints, regulating body temperature and removing toxins from the body.

Each year, roughly 2.47 billion gallons of lubricating oil are consumed in the United States alone for engines and industrial machinery, according to DOE, with about half eventually finding its way into the environment.

The lubricating proteins were abundant in the fish’s jaws and in the fins of zebra fish, gar, and sticklebacks, the scientists reported.

It doesn’t help he said that the “rain will make the ground heavier and lubricated” on steep slopes.

These days, of course, pesky things like WhatsApp rather lubricate the friction of distance of folk being in different places.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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