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lu·bri·cant

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nt] Pronunciation Key

–noun

1.	a substance, as oil or grease, for lessening friction, esp. in the working parts of a mechanism.

–adjective

2.	capable of lubricating; used to lubricate.

[Origin: 1815–25; < L lūbricant- (s. of lūbricāns), prp. of lūbricāre to make slippery. See lubric, -ant

]

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lu·bri·cant Audio Help (lōō'brĭ-kənt) Pronunciation Key
n.

A substance, such as grease or oil, that reduces friction when applied as a surface coating to moving parts.
One that helps reduce difficulty or conflict.

lu'bri·cant adj.

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lubricant
noun
a substance capable of reducing friction by making surfaces smooth or slippery

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ˈlubricant noun

something (oil etc) which lubricates

Arabic:	زَيْت تَشْحيم
Chinese (Simplified):	润滑剂
Chinese (Traditional):	潤滑劑
Czech:	mazadlo
Danish:	smøremiddel
Dutch:	smeermiddel
Estonian:	õli, määre
Finnish:	voiteluaine
French:	lubrifiant
German:	das Schmiermittel
Greek:	λιπαντικό, γράσο
Hungarian:	kenőanyag
Icelandic:	smurolía, koppafeiti
Indonesian:	pelumas
Italian:	lubrificante

Japanese:	潤滑剤
Korean:	윤활유
Latvian:	smērviela
Lithuanian:	tepalas, alyva
Norwegian:	smøremiddel, (smøre)olje
Polish:	smar, oliwa
Portuguese (Brazil):	lubrificante
Portuguese (Portugal):	lubrificante
Romanian:	lubrifiant
Russian:	смазочный материал
Slovak:	mazadlo
Slovenian:	mazivo
Spanish:	lubricante
Swedish:	smörjmedel
Turkish:	yağ, motor yağı

See also: lubricate

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Main Entry: ¹lu·bri·cant
Pronunciation: 'lü-bri-k&nt
Function: adjective
: serving to lubricate a surface or part

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Main Entry: ²lubricant
Function: noun
: a substance that serves to lubricate a surface or part lubricant —E. B. Steen & Ashley Montagu>

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Lubricant

Lu"bri*cant\, a. [L. lubricans, p. pr. of lubricare, See Lubricate.] Lubricating.

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Lubricant

Lu"bri*cant\, n. That which lubricates; specifically, a substance, as oil, grease, plumbago, etc., used for reducing the friction of the working parts of machinery.

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