Lubricants

Pronunciation: /ˈluːbrəkənt/

Lubricants (noun)

  1. A substance used to make moving parts slide more easily and with less heat.
  2. A liquid or thick material applied to gears, engines, or tools to improve smooth movement.
  3. A gel or cream used on skin or inside the body to reduce dryness and friction.

Examples

  • A lubricant reduces friction between moving parts.
  • The machine works better when a lubricant reduces friction.