oleaginous

Suddenly the drowned man spoke, with difficulty, a thick oleaginous voice.

This oleaginous practice was standard in the London office.

Behind this group there came a second, carrying another vessel full of the same oleaginous fluid.

His eyes all but disappeared behind oleaginous wads of flesh.

He continued to write the ticket, ignoring my oleaginous squirming.

Looking back, it seemed to me that a slight oleaginous mist was still hovering round the chair.

Then he delicately stuck his tongue out and produced an oleaginous grimace.

The phrase now means "eager to please, oleaginous in an attempt to curry favor."

That might be because a large part of the areas set aside is being used for the cultivation of oleaginous plants.

Then we went in to face this perfectly oleaginous and crepuscular little registrar.

Gates tuned out the oleaginous pleasantries and scanned the crowd.

Who coined this oleaginous and misleading monitoring message, and when?

He had a mane of black hair, a little too oleaginous for my taste, carefully brushed upward and back.

And she took another deep breath and ducked back into the sea's oleaginous gloom.

My hand was trapped deep in Raddle's oleaginous organ, which felt endless.

What they saw was a kind of gelatinous good will, an oleaginous buffoon of the spirit.

From her vast interior oleaginous gases rumbled in ferment.

They urgently needed something to cut through their oleaginous clag, but I can't think what.

The oleaginous prosecutor would immediately sabotage the venture.

At this point the children listening at the door would strain their ears for the various oleaginous noises coming from his stomach.

The most important agricultural products are: coffee, grass, fruits, cocoa, oleaginous seeds, and sugar cane.

He made a deep, ostentatiously oleaginous bow.

Where you might expect a moist and oleaginous welcome, you would find only a dry, scarred pit."

Grey gave him a pasty, oleaginous smile.

The entity gave its oleaginous chuckle.