vaseline in Irish
vaseline in Irish is veasailín — vaseline means to smear or coat something with Vaseline (petroleum jelly), often to lubricate or waterproof it.
vaseline in Irish
veasailín
Petroleum jelly.
What does "vaseline" mean?
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verb To smear or coat something with Vaseline (petroleum jelly), often to lubricate or waterproof it.
"He vaselined the hinges so they would stop squeaking."
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vaseline in a sentence
- He vaselined the hinges so they would stop squeaking.
- Swimmers sometimes vaseline their skin before a long open-water race.
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What is "vaseline" in Irish?
"vaseline" in Irish is veasailín. vaseline means: To smear or coat something with Vaseline (petroleum jelly), often to lubricate or waterproof it.
How do you use "vaseline" in a sentence?
Example: "He vaselined the hinges so they would stop squeaking." In Irish, "vaseline" is veasailín.
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