liquid
/ˈlɪkwɪd/
noun
- A substance that flows freely and is not a solid or a gas; a fluid.
- The recipe calls for one cup of liquid, such as milk or broth.
- The spill turned from a liquid into a sticky solid as it dried.
- Water is the most common liquid on Earth.
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adjective
- In the form of a liquid; not solid or gaseous.
- The fuel is stored in large liquid tanks.
- Liquid soap is easier to use than a bar of soap.
- The medicine is available in liquid form for children.
- Clear and flowing smoothly, like water; used especially to describe sounds or movements.
- Her liquid movements on the dance floor amazed everyone.
- The liquid notes of the flute filled the quiet room.
- The singer's voice had a beautiful, liquid quality.
- Easily converted into cash; not tied up in investments.
- He kept some of his savings in liquid assets for emergencies.
- The company needs more liquid funds to pay its bills.
- A liquid investment can be sold quickly without losing value.
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