- REOIL
- Fix the hinge, again
- Lube again
- Fix a squeak again
- Apply more grease
- Lube anew
- Do a new lube job on
- Lubricate again
- Fix a squeak once more
- Quiet a squeak again
- Lubricate anew
- Add more lubricant
- Lubricate again, as a stubborn squeak
- Treat, as a stubborn squeak
- Add more lubricant to
- Try again to get rid of those pesky squeaks
- Lubricate a second time
- Touch up a squeaky hinge
- Tend to that squeak again
- Tend to the squeak again
- Quiet more squeaks
- Work on, as a stubborn squeak
- Work on, as a creaky hinge
- Try to quiet, as a persistent squeak
- Do more work on, as a persistent squeak
- Apply more lubrication to
- Work on more, as a squeaky hinge
- Stop a squeak again
- Maintain the machinery
- Try again to squelch squeaks
- Tend to a pesky squeak, perhaps
- Stop more squeaks
- Keep from whining, say
- Fix a door, maybe
- Work on a repeat squeaker
- Maintain, as a baseball mitt
- Grease again.
- Refuel.
- Do maintenance work on
- Try to stop a squeak again
- Do tune-up work
- Do some tune-up work on
- Do a lube job on
- Use more 3-in-One on
- Keep the squeaking out of, say
- Maintain, in a way, as a car engine
- Keep lubed, say
- Make even slicker
- Take care of, as a persistent squeak
- Grease up again
- Lube up again
- Make slicker, maybe
- Fix again, as a squeak
- Put more lubricant on
- Maintain an engine
- Do engine work
- Do a better lube job
- Apply more grease to the skids
- Do a second lube job
- Save the Tin Man again
- Eliminate more squeaks
- Smear on more grease
- Tend to a squeak again
- Work on a stubborn squeaker
- Use a lubrication schedule
- Apply more grease to, as bowling lanes
- Lubricate more thoroughly
- Apply more lubricant
- Apply more WD-40
- Eliminate squeaks again
- Make even less squeaky
- Make even quieter
- Maintain, as a hinge
- Work on a baseball glove again
- Make slicker, in a way
