lubric

/ˈlʌbrɪk/

Definitions

1. noun

A substance, typically a liquid, used to reduce friction between two surfaces in contact.

“The mechanic applied a lubricant to the engine to prevent wear and tear.”

2. verb

To make something smoother or less frictional by applying a lubricant.

“The engineer lubricated the hinges to make the door easier to open.”

Synonyms

  • lubricant
  • silicone

Antonyms

  • adhesive