| lubricant |
Any substance interposed between two surfaces in relative motion for the purpose of reducing the friction and/or the wear between them.
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| lubricant c. |
one that acts by softening the feces and reducing friction between them and the intestinal wall.
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| lubricant l. |
an agent, immiscible with water, that promotes softening of the stool and facilitates the passage of feces through the intestines by its lubricant effect.
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| lubricant |
or emollient cathartics soften the feces and reduce friction between the stool and the intestinal wall. Examples include mineral oil, docusate sodium (marketed as Surfak?and Colace?, and glycerin (as suppositories).
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| lubricant |
an additive which facilitates processing or prevents sticking of a plastic formulation
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