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lube up

lube up verb: to cover or coat in lubricant: to lubricate thoroughly.

Verb

lube up (third-person singular simple present lubes up, present participle lubing up, simple past and past participle lubed up)

  1. (informal) To cover or coat in lubricant: to lubricate thoroughly.

Forms of lube up

third-person singular presentlubes up
present participlelubing up
past participlelubed up
pastlubed up

Questions about lube up

What does lube up mean?
Lube up means to cover or coat in lubricant: to lubricate thoroughly.
What part of speech is lube up?
Lube up is a verb.
What is the past tense of lube up?
The past tense of lube up is lubed up.

Words near lube up in the dictionary

  1. Lubchansky
  2. Lubchanskys
  3. lube
  4. lube job
  5. lube jobs
  6. lube up
  7. Lubec
  8. Lubeck
  9. Lubeckian
  10. Lubeckians
  11. Lubecks

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