Greased

Past participle of the verb 'grease,' meaning to lubricate something with a greasy or oily substance. This process reduces friction, allowing for smoother movement or preventing sticking. Greasing can be applied to mechanical parts, cooking surfaces, or even the human body for specific purposes like wrestling. The term implies the use of a substance like oil, fat, or a similar lubricant, and it can be a literal or figurative action.

Greased meaning with examples

• The mechanic greased the engine's moving parts, allowing the car to run more smoothly and efficiently. He carefully applied the lubricant to ensure optimal performance and prevent premature wear. It took him about 20 minutes to thoroughly lubricate everything. He then checked the oil, as part of his process, and gave the car back to the owner, running better than ever.
• Before baking the cake, she greased the pan with butter, preventing the batter from sticking. She made sure every corner was covered, ensuring the cake would come out easily after baking. That allowed her to easily flip the cake out of the pan and onto the plate. She then used the pan for a second round of baking and repeating the process.
• The wrestler greased his body to make it harder for his opponent to grasp him. This gave him an advantage in the match. He carefully applied the oil across his skin, to enhance his maneuvers and the wrestling. It was against regulations in his particular sport, and could have given him a great deal of trouble
• Figuratively, the politician greased the wheels of bureaucracy by bribing officials. He had found an easier way to go about his business and ensured that the project would go through quickly. The process, though effective, came with considerable legal risk. He made sure no one would catch him as he went about his business