greasy

/ˈɡriːsi/
adjective
  1. Covered with or full of grease or oil.
    • The pizza was delicious but very greasy.
    • He wiped his greasy hands on a paper towel after fixing the bike chain.
    • The mechanic's overalls were greasy from working on the car.
  2. Producing or containing a lot of grease or oil.
    • Fried foods are often greasy and heavy.
    • The restaurant served greasy burgers that left a stain on the plate.
    • She avoided greasy snacks to keep her skin clear.
  3. Overly smooth, flattering, or insincere in manner.
    • The salesman had a greasy smile that made me suspicious.
    • His greasy compliments felt fake and uncomfortable.
    • I don't trust politicians with their greasy speeches.
  4. Slippery or slick, as if covered with grease.
    • The floor was greasy after the oil spill, so we put up a warning sign.
    • The handle was greasy and kept slipping out of my hand.
    • Be careful on that greasy patch of road after the rain.
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