Lubrication
Pronunciation: /ˌluːbrɪˈkeɪʃən/
Lubrication (noun)
- The process of adding a substance to reduce friction between moving parts so they move smoothly.
- The natural wetness or fluid that helps reduce friction in body tissues during movement or contact.
- Support that reduces friction during sexual activity, often provided by a gel or fluid.
Examples
- Regular lubrication keeps the machine running smoothly.
- The technician checks lubrication before starting the engine.