Mac knelt down opposite, pouring liberal libation of candle-grease on the uncouth, bony mass between them.

The grease from his body floated up, and made a scum on the surface.

Chop all the cabbage from the inside and fry in hot grease with 1 sliced onion.

Your mother sold notions and axle-grease in an up-State general store up to the day she married.

If a man just recovering from the effects of his first cigar were offered a bowl of hot goose-grease for supper, I suppose he would have felt as I felt.

All of Uncle Macquart was there, in this handful of fine ashes; and he was in the red cloud, also, which floated through the open window; in the layer of soot which carpeted the entire kitchen; the horrible grease of burnt flesh, enveloping everything, sticky and foul to the touch.

Nubian girls are especially fattened for their marriage by rubbing grease over them and stuffing them with polenta and goat milk.

Work the grease out of him and I lay there's no great difference between them.

When this precaution is not taken, the machine must come to pieces, so causing an immense amount of trouble, which may all be avoided by having the knives thoroughly free from grease before using the machine.

A member was of the opinion that this important discovery might be turned to great practical advantage, as the application of cart grease to rusty iron axles might possibly facilitate the rotary motion of the wheels.

They are first worked in sawdust, cleaned, scraped, washed, shaved, plucked, dyed with a hand-brush from eight to twelve times, washed again and freed from the least speck of grease by a last bath in hot sawdust or sand.

Turn the melted grease into tin pails and keep them covered.

I put some grease under the bare skin and found it made all the difference.

"I'd ruther have a horse down with glanders," he sighed, when Bill finally washed the grease off his hands and forearms and rolled down his sleeves.

And in the sunlight, looking his best in knickerbockers, as only thin men do, with face greased against wind and glare, and blue spectacles in rest upon an Alpine wideawake, stood the lad who had taken his share in keeping me awake.

His revenues are showered down from the fat of the land, and he interlards his own grease among, to help the drippings.

Have a skillet half full of boiling hot chicken fat; drop in the strips, a few at a time, baste with the hot grease until brown on both sides.

Then Mr. Clerk takes a little rule from his pocket, measures an inch down on the candle, sticks into the grease at that point a scarf-pin with an onyx head that Elzevir lent him, and lights the wick.