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goose grease

n. grease derived from geese

Usage examples of "goose grease".

Goat dung, horse manure, cut hay, the bitter smell of wood ash, and a good whiff of camphorated goose grease from Jamie's clothes-but nothing else.

Even when the body in question was being fed nothing but goose grease and oats.

Nadia then brought out a big jar of goose grease which she applied to my hands and feet and massaged them for some time.

Shtuka, smelling the goose grease, licked me, tickling my toes so that I burst out laughing.

The rush light was filling the tiny room with fumes of goose grease.

That was a mixture of lampblack and goose grease, Matarro had said.

They rubbed her throat with warm goose grease, kept in a bottle in a cabinet for just such an emergency, and wrapped her throat in a cherished piece of flannel cloth to help the goose grease do its work.

Remember the time I got the goose grease mixed up with the mustard?

She'd coated both feet with a thick layer of goose grease she'd begged from a babushka.