Crossword clues for oiled
oiled
- Tanked up
- Solved, as a squeak
- Quieted, as a hinge
- Newly silent, perhaps
- Mark Wills "Humming like a big well-___ machine"
- Made a hinge less squeaky
- Like Mr. Universe in competition
- Like a well-___ machine
- Given a lube job
- Ended the squeaking
- Did routine maintenance
- Dealt with a squeak
- What drum kit nuts & bolts should be
- Well-___ (working smoothly)
- Well-___ (smoothly functioning)
- Well-__ machine
- Used WD-40 on
- Used lubricant on
- Treated, as a squeak
- Treated with WD-40, say
- Stopped the squeaking
- Squelched, as squeaks
- Squelched, as a squeak
- Slicked up
- Slick, like a bodybuilder
- Running smoothly, perhaps
- Rid of squeaks
- Removed the squeaks
- Removed a squeak
- Ready for a massage, perhaps
- Readied, as an alley
- Quireboys "Well ___"
- Quieted, as noisy hinges
- Quieted, as a squeak
- Quieted, as a rusty hinge
- Quieted squeaks
- Quiet now, perhaps
- Prepped, as a pan
- Oldie (anag)
- Not squeaky anymore
- Not squeaking
- No longer noisy, perhaps
- Made unctuous
- Made quiet, perhaps
- Made quiet, maybe
- Made less squeaky
- Lubricated to stop squeaking
- Lubricated (with drink?)
- Lubed (up)
- Like well-maintained engines
- Like no-longer-noisy hinges
- Like bike chains and bodybuilders
- Like bicycle chains
- Like a bodybuilder, in competition
- Like a bodybuilder, during competition
- Koffin Kats "Well ___ Machines"
- Kind of paper or silk
- Kept from sticking
- Hot Buttered Rum "Well-___ Machine"
- Hot Buttered Rum "Well ___ Machine"
- Got the squeaks out of
- Got rid of the squeak
- Got rid of a squeak in
- Got out the squeaks
- Glistening, like a Mr. Universe contestant's skin
- Fixed a squeaky door
- Did a mechanic's job
- Dealt with squeaking
- Cut down on noise, maybe
- Added lubricant to
- Able to run smoothly, say
- Blotto; stoned
- Made smooth, in a way
- Like smooth-running machines
- Tight
- Feeling no pain
- Lit
- Half-seas over
- De-squeaked
- Snockered
- Tipsy: Colloq
- Roaring drunk
- Seeing pink elephants
- Drunk as a skunk
- Lubricated, perhaps
- Like a bike chain, usually
- Like some smoothly running machines
- Greased
- Applied 3-in-One to
- Like some bodybuilders' bodies
- Like some wrestlers' bodies
- Stinko
- Like a smooth-running machine
- Stewed
- Tended a squeaky wheel
- Cleaned a rifle
- Bribed
- Three sheets to the wind
- Eliminated the squeaks
- Made bland and smooth
- Used a lubricant
- Pickled
- Loosened up, in a way
- Did a grease job
- Made slick
- Squiffed
- Type of paper or silk
- Used naphtha
- Lubed the limo
- Did a lube job
- Tended to squeaks
- Greased; drunk
- Worked hard, having no time to get lubricated
- Social need at intervals to get drunk
- Anointed one showed the way starting with love
- Lubricated like a spring, but not with carbon
- Drunk worked hard - time to quit?
- Tipsy, I ran after love
- Beyond tipsy
- Drunk, in slang
- Under the table
- Stopped a squeak
- Well-___ machine
- Added lubrication to
- Stopped from squeaking
- No longer squeaky
- No longer squeaking, maybe
- Quieted, in a way
- Lubed up
- Kept from squeaking
- Did a garage job
- Squelched a squeak
- Slick, perhaps
- Silenced, in a way
- Silenced a hinge
- Fixed, as a squeak
- Fixed a squeaky wheel
- Working smoothly?
- Well-___ (drunk)
- Treated with WD-40
- Tended to a squeak
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
oiled \oiled\ (oild), a.
Covered or treated with oil; dressed with, or soaked in, oil.
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Drunk; inebriated. [slang] Oiled silk, silk rendered waterproof by saturation with boiled oil. well oiled,
operating smoothly and efficiently.
very drink. [slang]
Wiktionary
1 Of a machine, supplied with oil so as to allow smooth operation. 2 (context slang English) drunk. Usually in conjunction with well. v
Simple past and past participle of '''oil.'''
WordNet
adj. treated with oil; "oiled country roads"; "an oiled walnut table" [ant: unoiled]
Wikipedia
Usage examples of "oiled".
Mallick Rel, his fat, soft hands folded together and resting on his paunch, his skin the colour of oiled leather and smelling of Aren perfumes.
You start with a frame of bone and wood shaped like a bowl that will hold two or maybe three people, and cover it with a hide, usually aurochs, hair side out and well oiled.
Vetch oiled and buffed her morning and evening now, not only to keep her from itching too much, but to keep her skin supple and prevent it from tearing as she grew.
He stared at his owner, a swarthy man with crimped and oiled hair, cicatrices on his face.
Its head was invisible, covered with an oiled cowhide bag against the salt spray.
With the light behind her now, Gaye could see that her attacker had a dull yellow-orange face with short tusks sticking up over its upper lip, and wore black, spike-studded armor, well oiled.
Placing my hand on the oiled and belted stanchions, engraved, beneath their filth, with the guilded charms, I could feel the faint tremor which always came through this thinly made structure in the quiet moments between trains.
But then the jalopy moved and took Willy Bersinger and Samuel Fitts with it, their hair cut, oiled, and neat on their sweet-smelling skulls, their cheeks pink-shaven, their fingernails flashing the sun.
His skin was dark as oiled mahogany, his teeth flashing white, and below his kaffiyeh peeked tight brown curls.
While they could hardly be called a handsome group, they were well-outfitted, with stout leather arm and shin guards, oiled chain-mail vests over thin lanate shirts, and small round shields of layered rawhide hung from wide belts.
The proprietor, a Lisk named Sansunus, slid into the booth as if his limbs had been freshly oiled.
Lauren was very careful not to overdo her sunbathing, kept her skin oiled while she was lying on her lounger on deck, and sheltered under a large sunshade when the sun was at its height, so that by the end of the first week she had a pale golden tan which looked wonderful against her sun-bleached blonde hair and slanting green eyes.
A tall man, his black beard oiled to a curling point and a ruby the size of a caper set in one ear, he had the hands of a lutist and the easy carriage of one accustomed to having his own way.
It had to be coconut oil squeezed from edible copra, and before they left that roof Pilau had oiled everything on it that spun, or slid, or twisted, or looked to him as though it might someday want to.
She was naked, oiled up like a bimbo at a sleazy sex bar, and shackled at the feet.