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lubed up

lubed up adjective: well lubricated; thoroughly lubed. Also the third-person singular simple present indicative of lube up.

Adjective

lubed up (not generally comparable, comparative more lubed up, superlative most lubed up)

  1. (not comparable, usually) Well lubricated; thoroughly lubed.
    • We've got your car ready around back, all lubed up and cleaned up.
  2. (not comparable, slang, usually) Drunk.

Also used as

lubed up is also the third-person singular simple present indicative of lube up.

Synonyms of lubed up

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Forms of lubed up

comparativemore lubed up
superlativemost lubed up

Questions about lubed up

What does lubed up mean?
Lubed up means well lubricated; thoroughly lubed.
What part of speech is lubed up?
Lubed up is an adjective.

Words near lubed up in the dictionary

  1. Lubeck
  2. Lubeckian
  3. Lubeckians
  4. Lubecks
  5. lubed
  6. lubed up
  7. Lubei
  8. lubeless
  9. lubeluzole
  10. Lubentina
  11. Luber

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