machine lubricant

The other predominating odor was that of machine lubricant.

Oil rendered from the porpoise was sold as a machine lubricant into the early part of the twentieth century.

The place smelled of ozone, hot metal, machine lubricant, and just a little of sweat.

He twisted his head, freed his mouth from a hand that reeked of machine lubricant.

Mineral oils are more commonly used as machine lubricants than biological oils are.

Palm oil, used in everything from biofuel and french fries to cosmetics, machine lubricant and even coffee creamer – as well as biscuits – is soaring.

Bent over, red hair tied back in a neat bun, sweat sheening her wiry freckled arms, smelling of girl-sweat and machine lubricant, she made me wish there were a mattress somewhere backstage.

Harvested for more than 100 years, spiny dogfish was initially used in the production of lamp oil, machine lubricant, and Vitamin A. Today, it is valued as food by a number of countries.

It comprises a wide variety of goods and services, from standardized low value items like office supplies and machine lubricants to complex and costly products and services; like heavy equipment and consulting services.

Meat from the porpoises was used by the community, while the oil that was rendered was bottled and sold as machine lubricant both locally in Digby, and in Saint John, New Brunswick.

The union wants G.M. to complete a promised $300 million investment program at the factory and wants a variety of health and safety changes, such as the elimination of a machine lubricant that is irritating the skin of some workers.

Along the dark corridor only a streak of light marked the bulkhead panel behind which Yeoman Brunowski tinkered with his arcane schemes, whatever they were; above the faint, slightly metallic smells of dust and grime and machine lubricants in the big cargo holds, the dreamy odor of bittersweet chocolate drifted on the air.