Fluid
Fluid noun - Continuous amorphous matter that tends to flow and to conform to the outline of its container: a liquid or a gas.
Nearby Word: fluidity
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- Justified for the android milky fluid - it was literal milk, left to curdle and go bad under hot stage lights.
Source: Nausea Fuel / Film - Brits usually measure their weight in stones, distance in miles, their height in feet and inches, and milk, beer and blood in pintsnote that's 20-fluid-ounce Imperial Pints, not those wimpy 16-fluid-ounce U.S.
Source: Useful Notes / British English -
After Stan gets washed away, while Francine jumps onto a shelf to avoid it, it is revealed that the white fluid was simply milk, leading Francine to quip "That's not nearly as disgusting as I thought it was."
Source: Exactly What I Aimed At
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