noun. One that oils engines or machinery.

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noun. An oil tanker.

noun. A ship that burns oil as fuel.

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noun. An oilskin garment.

noun. An oil-merchant; an oilman.

noun. An oil-well.

noun. An appliance for distributing oil to the bearings or rubbing surfaces of machines.

noun. An oil-can, generally having a long spout curved at the outer extremity, used by an attendant for supplying oil to parts of engines or other machines.

noun. An operative employed to attend to the oiling of engines or other machinery.

noun. A vessel engaged in the oil-trade, or in the transportation of oils.

noun. An oilskin coat.

noun. One who deals in oils.

noun. One who, or that which, oils.

noun. An oil tanker.

noun. A ship which is powered by oil.

noun. An oilcan.

noun. An oil tanker

noun. An oil well

noun. A junior role in the engine room of a ship, senior only to a wiper, consisting mainly of keeping machinery lubricated.

noun. a cargo ship designed to carry crude oil in bulk

noun. a well that yields or has yielded oil

noun. a worker who oils engines or machinery

"Two guided missile cruisers, the USS Leyte Gulf and the USS Vella Gulf, a destroyer, the USS Peterson, all set to return to Norfolk and then there's an oiler, which is support ship as well for the battle group, the USS Detroit, which will return to the Earle Naval Weapons Stations in New Jersey."

pressure-feed oiler  

worker  

Euler  boiler  broiler  spoiler  

arcing  battlecruiser  biter  buthe  carburetor  

oilcan  

oil tanker