Pronunciation: /ˈɡriːsi/
adjective adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'greasy' describes something that is covered in or producing grease.
A1 The pizza was greasy.
A2 She avoided eating the greasy fries.
B1 The mechanic's hands were greasy from working on the car.
B2 The greasy burger left an oily residue on the plate.
C1 The greasy spoon diner was popular among locals for its hearty breakfasts.
C2 The chef used a combination of butter and oil to create a rich, greasy sauce for the pasta.
formal The mechanic's hands were covered in greasy oil after working on the car.
informal I hate it when my hair gets greasy after not washing it for a few days.
slang I can't stand how greasy that pizza place makes their slices.
figurative The politician's greasy smile made me question his sincerity.
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