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Greasers; Greaser (disambiguation)
GREASER
ألاسم
مُزَلِّق ; مُزَيِّت ; مُشَحِّم
GREASERS
ألاسم
مُزَلِّق ; مُزَيِّت ; مُشَحِّم
الشحام
greaser
Definición
Greaser
·noun A nickname sometimes applied in contempt to a Mexican of the lowest type.
II. Greaser ·noun One who, or that which, greases; specifically, a person employed to lubricate the working parts of machinery, engines, carriages, ·etc.
Wikipedia
Greaser
Greaser or Greasers may refer to:
- Greaser (subculture), a subculture that developed in the United States in the 1950s
- Rocker (subculture) a bike subculture that started in the United Kingdom in the 1950s
- Greaser (derogatory), an ethnic slur against Latino, Italian, or Greek Americans
- Greaser, another name for Oiler (occupation), a worker whose main job is to oil and grease machinery
- In aviation, a smooth or soft landing with no noticeable bounce after contact with the landing surface
- The Greasers, a fictional gang from S. E. Hinton's book The Outsiders
- The Greasers, a fictional clique from the video game Bully
Ejemplos de uso de GREASER
1. A whim with a surprising amount of momentum, though, since not 12 hours later we‘re standing next to Angela, from Lee Valley Boats, listening to her saying a lot of complicated things I‘m not quite following. ‘You‘ve got to turn the greaser, half way round, in an anti–clockwise direction, every morning, and clear the weedhatch, and if someone falls in the first thing you do is to put the engine in neutral, otherwise you can get dragged under the propeller, ooh, and that wouldn‘t be very nice, and give yourself at least 10 feet from the back of the lock otherwise you‘ll hit the sill and the rudder will fall off, and make sure you‘re not too close to the front of the lock, otherwise the nose of the boat might catch and then you‘ll be in real trouble and if you hit another boat, don‘t admit liability, now to turn around you steer into the bank, and then steer out and don‘t mind the rats, you‘re never more than six feet from a rat on the river.