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Meanings of lubricator in English
Portuguese
lubrificante Catalan
lubrificant A substance capable of reducing friction by making surfaces smooth or slippery.
Usage of lubricator in English
1
So we see it as accelerator, lubricator and transformer of our energies.
2
Will any bad results ensue from filling the lubricator full of cold oil?
3
If they were broken, the lubricator could not be used.
4
But I'll swear I never left those lubricator taps on.
5
Also drill and tap a hole for the lubricator.
6
What is the principle on which a lubricator operates.
7
About how many drops in a pint of valve oil when fed through a lubricator?
8
He could have been discreet, subtle, unassuming -the defuser of rows and the lubricator of compromise.
9
If lubricator feeds regularly when working steam and too rapidly after shutting off, what is the trouble?
10
After filling lubricator, what should be done?
11
How should the lubricator be filled?
12
By a sight-feed hydrostatic lubricator.
13
Yes; when the oil gets hot it will expand and may break the glass or bulge or burst the lubricator.
14
The thyroid, therefore, in addition to its rôle as an accelerator, acts, too, as the efficient lubricator for energy transformations.
15
Perhaps he was not to be greatly credited for that, inasmuch as happiness is a great lubricator of the social wheels.
16
The classification lamp, lubricator and order or reading lamp, are controlled by a small switch on the socket of each lamp.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Lubricator through the time