oiler

[ˈɔɪlər]

oiler Definition

• 1. a ship or person that carries or supplies oil
• 2. a device for lubricating machinery with oil

Using oiler: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "oiler" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The oiler arrived at the port to deliver the crude oil.

• Example

  The mechanic used an oiler to lubricate the engine parts.

• Example

  The oiler was responsible for maintaining the machinery on the ship.

oiler Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for oiler

• lubricator
• tanker
• oil tanker
• oil carrier
• oil supplier

Phrases with oiler

• oiler cap

  a cap on top of the engine oil reservoir that prevents dirt and debris from entering the oil system

  Example

  The mechanic removed the oiler cap to check the oil level.

• oiler pump

  a pump that delivers oil to the lubrication points in a machine

  Example

  The oiler pump malfunctioned, causing the machine to overheat.

• oiler rag

  a rag used to apply oil to machinery

  Example

  The mechanic wiped the machine parts with an oiler rag.

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Summary: oiler in Brief

An 'oiler' [ˈɔɪlər] can refer to a ship or person that carries or supplies oil, or a device for lubricating machinery with oil. Examples include 'The oiler arrived at the port to deliver the crude oil.' and 'The mechanic used an oiler to lubricate the engine parts.' Phrases like 'oiler cap' and 'oiler pump' denote specific parts of machinery, while 'oiler rag' refers to a cloth used to apply oil.