What does OILED mean?

Word: oiled 1. Parts of Speech

adjective, verb

2. Definitions

Adjective: covered or treated with oil.

Verb: apply oil to or lubricate (something).

3. Pronunciations

US: /ɔɪld/

UK: /ɔɪld/

4. Origin and Usage

The word "oiled" is derived from the verb "oil," which comes from the Old English word "oljan." The adjective "oiled" is often used to describe machinery or other mechanical objects that have been lubricated with oil to make them run smoothly. The verb "oiled" is used to describe the process of applying oil to something to make it run smoothly or to protect it from rust and other types of corrosion.

5. Synonyms

Adjective: lubricated, greased, slicked, anointed

Verb: lubricate, grease, slick, anoint

6. Related Words

oiler, oldie

7. Example Sentences

• The oiled machinery ran smoothly and quietly.
• The mechanic oiled the engine to make it run more efficiently.
• The hinges on the door were oiled to stop them from squeaking.
• She oiled her hair to keep it shiny and healthy.