Fluid and Steam

Fluid

Fluid noun - Continuous amorphous matter that tends to flow and to conform to the outline of its container: a liquid or a gas.

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Steam and fluid are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Steam" instead a noun "Fluid".

Nearby Word: fluidity

Steam noun - Water at boiling temperature diffused in the atmosphere.

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Fluid and steam are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fluid" instead a noun "Steam".

Nearby Words: steamed, steaming, steamy, steamer, steamship

thick	thick fluid	thick steam
green	green fluid	green steam
open	open fluid	open steam
real	real fluid	real steam
Other adjectives: blue, black, acidic, pink, red, radioactive, unexplained.

Disturbing the fluid sufficiently, or introducing nucleation points, can then cause flash-boiling and potentially a small steam explosion.

Source: The Last Straw
Not only can he use any fluid in it (including blood and acid) but he can use any of the forms of water (ice, steam), manipulate his surroundings, and create water doppelgangers.

Source: Cool Sword
In fact, there is at least one proposal out there for a future power generator using a micro black hole - feed matter in, get high-energy Hawking radiation out, absorb said radiation in a big heavy spherical shield cooled by pumping a fluid through it... yep, you guessed it; it's a steam engine.

Source: Simple, yet Awesome

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