lubricate

She had always lubricated more than any woman I ever knew.

So even though there may be blood present, she still might not feel well lubricated.

From now on, you will keep yourself lubricated with this at all times.

I wanted to be sure that she was completely lubricated.

When she had properly lubricated everything, the director called for the action to begin.

There must have been enough water in the hole to lubricate it.

She felt herself lubricating a little with a sense of despair.

He listens to the workers as they lubricate themselves after work.

The glass is first lubricated along the cutting line with a light oil.

Be sure to lubricate all areas where parts rub together.

I'll also bring along a little something to help lubricate our thinking."

The oil that remains does not lubricate the rest of the engine too well.

"And since talking is such dry work, you can use this to lubricate yourself."

One important point to note: make sure that your fingers are well lubricated.

The mechanism was lubricated and wear did not present a problem.

She struggled to pull herself out from under, lubricated by the blood.

She lubricated one finger and pushed it into the man's as.

Both measures effectively lubricate the financial system, in two key ways.

Its hinges, apparently well lubricated, made almost no sound at all.

Or was he trying to lubricate new acquaintance into friendship?

People didn't even have oil to lubricate the spaces between them.

Machines that are heavily used must also be lubricated once a year.

Soon the dog come that had been lubricating the two humans began to dry out.

I was already lubricating at the thought of him.