creesh

English

Old French craisse, from Latin crassus (“fat”).

creesh (third-person singular simple present creeshes, present participle creeshing, simple past and past participle creeshed)

creesh (uncountable)

单词	creesh
释义	creesh English Etymology Old French craisse, from Latin crassus (“fat”). Verb creesh (third-person singular simple present creeshes, present participle creeshing, simple past and past participle creeshed) (Scotland, transitive) To grease. Noun creesh (uncountable) (Scotland) Grease. Derived terms creeshy Anagrams Escher, Reches, Scheer, cheers
随便看	making mention of making merry making mincemeat out of making money making mouths making muffins making news making nice making no bones about making no odds making-of making of making off making off with making off without payment making-ofs making ofs making one's bed and lying in it making one's bones making one's bow making oneself at home making oneself scarce making one's hand making out making over