"apple grease" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1927 May 22, Albert J. Bromley, “Hot Pages frum My Diary”, in Chicago Sunday Tribune, volume 86, number 21, page 3:",
          "text": "The ‘welcome’ remark on our door-mat is apple-grease as far as yew are concerned frum now on.",
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          "ref": "1928, American Miller, volume 56, National Miller Publications., page 281:",
          "text": "It will have no more effect than a groan in a cyclone if you try to deluge your prospective customers with apple grease instead of facts, and I have always tried to make all our letters sound broad and honest with a willingness to refund their money without a battle.",
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        "(archaic, slang) Nonsense; rubbish."
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          "ref": "1927, Albert J. Bromley, “Men Wot Histery Have Overlooked”, in Tha Return Uv Snowshoe Al, Minton, Balch, page 97:",
          "text": "“Wot's tha matter? Aint that bath tub alrite?” sez Rameses. “Sertainly, yuh dam fool!” snorted Pharaoah; “that's why I'm reciprocating.” “Aw, apple-grease!” howled Rameses; “I know yer daughter pritty well, an' I klaim yew are retaliating!”",
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          "ref": "1929 March, Albert J. Bromley, “My Wife Went Back to Work”, in The New McClure’s, page 27:",
          "text": "“You ain't my mama,” explains the brat to me, “you’re my papa.”\n“APPLE-GREASE!” says I. “Don't take my little brother seriously, girls—he makes some rash remarks at times.”",
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        "(informal, colloquial, dated) Used to reject an assertion, to suggest that an utterance is nonsense, or express displeasure with another's speech."
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          "text": "“Wot's tha matter? Aint that bath tub alrite?” sez Rameses. “Sertainly, yuh dam fool!” snorted Pharaoah; “that's why I'm reciprocating.” “Aw, apple-grease!” howled Rameses; “I know yer daughter pritty well, an' I klaim yew are retaliating!”",
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