Animal fat, vegetable shortening and/or oil used in preparing food or resulting from cooking.

Fat or lanolin

"oily fat of land animals," c. 1300, from Anglo-French grece, Old French gresse, craisse "grease, fat" (Modern French graisse), from Vulgar Latin *crassia "(melted) animal fat [..]

mid-14c., "smear, lubricate, or anoint with grease or fat," from grease (n.). Sense of "ply with bribe or protection money" is 1520s, from notion of grease the wheels "make th [..]

To rub fat on the surface of a pan or dish to prevent sticking.

fatty or oily material, usually melted animal fat.

Smear or lubricate with grease.

(Say: greece) - A bicycle lubricant that's used for components, which include ball bearings, such as the hubs, bottom bracket, headset and pedals. Grease is the consistency of pudding, so it stay [..]

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A lubricant composed of an oil or oils thickened with a soap, soaps or other thickener to a semisolid or solid consistency.

a thick oily substance; softened animal fat

(Say: greece) - A bicycle lubricant that's used for components, which include ball bearings, such as the hubs, bottom bracket, headset and pedals. Grease is the consistency of pudding, so it stay [..]

To coat a dish, tin or mould with cooking fat in order to stop the item being cooked from sticking.

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To dream you are in grease, is significant of travels being enjoyed with disagreeable but polished strangers.   

A lubricant in the form of a viscous paste, rather than a liquid oil. Grease is generally a more difficult to apply, because most bicycle parts cannot be greased effectively without disassembly. Greas [..]

To coat a cooking vessel or sheet with a thin layer of oil or shortening.

A type of lubricant composed of a fluid (typically lubricant oils) thickened with a material that contributes a degree of plasticity (typically soaps). Just as viscosity is the basic property of lubri [..]

To rub the surface of a pan such as a griddle, Jamaican muffin pan or Jamaican cake pan with grease or shortening in order to prevent the food prepared in it from sticking. Grease and flour refers to rubbing the pan with grease or shortening before lightly dusting it with flour. The flour coating is applied by sprinkling the pan with flour, then in [..]

To rub the interior surface of a cooking dish or pan with shortening, oil, or butter to prevent food from sticking to it.

To coat with a thin layer of fat or cooking spray.

To lightly coat a pan with some fat to prevent foods from sticking and to help with the browning.

To prevent foods from sticking by lightly coating a pan with butter, shortening, cooking spray, etc.

(n) a thick fatty oil (especially one used to lubricate machinery)(n) the state of being covered with unclean things(v) lubricate with grease

 - 1) Slang for Cable Pulling Lubricant, a chemical compound used to reduce pulling tension by lubricating a cable when pulled into a duct or conduit. 2) Slang for Dielectric Grease, a silicone based chemical compound used to seal and lubricate connections

To use opium, especially to smoke opium.

A semi-solid lubricant in which oil is mixed with a thickener (i.e. soap).

(Say: greece) - A bicycle lubricant that's used for components, which include ball bearings, such as the hubs, bottom bracket, headset and pedals. Grease is the consistency of pudding, so it stays put and lasts a while.

One of the forms of airborne pollution caused by cooking. Can combine with other substances to create a sticky film on kitchen surfaces, and may damage kitchen cabinetry by attracting mold and fungi g [..]

Lubricant composed of an oil or oils thickened with a soap, soaps or other thickener to a semi-solid consistency.

To apply butter or oil to a cooking surface to prevent food from sticking when cooked.

After bread dough has been left to rise, it needs to be pressed down to allow excess air to escape. This is known as knocking back.

to cover the cooking surface of a pan or dish with a fat to keep foods from sticking to it.

To spread the bottom and/or sides of a pan with shortening to prevent sticking

to cover the cooking surface of a pan or dish with a fat to keep foods from sticking to it.

Grease: To rub fat or a fat substitute on the surface of a cooking utensil or item of cookware.

In wastewater, a group of substances, including fats, waxes, free fatty acids, calcium and magnesium soaps, mineral oils, and certain other non-fatty materials.

In a collection system, grease is considered to be the residues of fats, detergents, waxes, free fatty acids, calcium and magnesium soaps, mineral oils, and certain other nonfatty materials that tend [..]

Bribe offered to someone. This could be either dealer or anyone else.

  A bribe.

a lubricant composed of an oil or oils thickened with a soap, soaps or other thickener to a semisolid or solid consistency.

Rub oil, shortening, butter or fat over surface of cooking utensil or on a food. May also use a lecithin based, non-fat cooking spray, unless bake ware does not recommend it.

(Say: greece) - A bicycle lubricant that's used for components, which include ball bearings, such as the hubs, bottom bracket, headset and pedals. Grease is the consistency of pudding, so it stay [..]

Grease used to be the preferred method of applying a flash-proof seal over the ends of black powder revolvers. Due to the mess grease makes on indoor ranges, it has been largely superseded by felt wad [..]

A lubricant composed of an oil thickened with a soap or other thickener to a solid or semisolid consistency.

A grease that is sufficiently hard to retain its shape in block or stick form.

A grease prepared from lubricating oil and sodium soap.