Definitions
lubricate with grease
Word origin
From Middle English grece, from Anglo-Norman grece, from Vulgar Latin *grassia, noun derived from Latin crassus (“fat, thick”). Doublet of crass.
Used in a sentence
“Some of the people I talked to said it could be done—but it would cost big money. More grease than I’d ever dreamed of.”
“the greas'd advocate that grinds the poor”
“Then you remember we greased him to the tune of five hundred.”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
Used as a crossword answer2 curated clues
01“Lubricating fat”6 letters
02“Cooking fat”6 letters
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