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goose grease

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun goose grease has 1 sense
  1. goose grease - grease derived from geese
    --1 is a kind of
    animal oil

Definitions from the Web

Goose Grease

Description:

Goose grease refers to the fatty substance derived from the rendering of goose fat. It has been used for various purposes, including culinary, medicinal, and household applications.

Sample Sentences:

Noun (culinary):

  1. I used goose grease to cook the potatoes, giving them a rich and savory flavor.
  2. In traditional British cuisine, goose grease is often utilized for frying Yorkshire puddings.

Noun (medicinal):

  1. Goose grease has long been utilized as a home remedy for soothing dry skin and relieving joint pains.
  2. The old wives' tale suggests that applying goose grease on a chest can alleviate congestion during a cold.

Noun (household):

  1. In the past, goose grease was commonly used to lubricate household items such as hinges and locks.
  2. Some people still rely on goose grease as a natural alternative to petroleum jelly for polishing leather furniture.

Verb (popular):

  1. She enthusiastically gooses greased the pan to ensure nothing sticks.
  2. He skillfully goosed grease on the rusty hinges to make them work smoothly again.

Adjective (local):

  1. As a local specialty, the restaurant serves a delicious goose-grease soup loved by the community.
  2. The small town's fair offers a range of local products, including jars of golden goose-grease for sale.

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