lubricating oil

It is used to characterize lubricating oil in the automotive industry.

On the hangar floor was a large drum of lubricating oil.

Lubricating oil is meant to reduce friction between two surfaces.

The cost for fuel and lubricating oil averaged only 24 cents per hour.

The rest goes to everything from lubricating oils to asphalt to floor wax.

If only someone would invent a lubricating oil for bird watchers.

Insufficient delivery of lubricating oil to the engine's moving parts.

The ring hangs down into a chamber containing lubricating oil.

It also comes from the breakdown of lubricating oil when compressors run too hot.

The company also manufactured test equipment for various purposes, including properties of lubricating oil.

A drop or two of lubricating oil, perhaps some powdered manganese?

Samples of oil were taken and after analysis, proved to be lubricating oil.

Lubricating oil is a dry powder at such temperatures.

There was a plastic container of lubricating oil, and a wrapped toolkit.

She was hot and open, gasping, saturated with the lubricating oils of her readiness.

During this heating, the lubricating oils are burned off, leaving a dry surface.

Those were lies, the lubricating oil of a manipulator.

He smelled sweat, rubber, and lubricating oil on her.

"I thought perhaps the petrol in the tractor's tank might have removed all the lubricating oil."

Oils from the seeds are used for making lubricating oil, printing ink, and soap.

Another cause of varying driving force is friction, which varies as the lubricating oil ages.

"I've brought a two gallon drum of lubricating oil," Riley growled.

Besides, other fuels and lubricating oils are also traded.

Making all kinds of lubricating oils and machinery grease.

It also gives a starring role to worn-out lubricating oil, thus addressing two headaches.