semisolid

/ˌsɛmiˈsɑlɪd/
adjective
  1. Having a consistency between solid and liquid; thick and soft but not runny.
    • The pudding was semisolid, thick enough to hold its shape on the spoon.
    • After cooling, the wax became a semisolid paste.
    • The doctor applied a semisolid ointment to the burn.
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noun
  1. A substance that is between solid and liquid in consistency.
    • The recipe called for a semisolid, like yogurt or soft cheese.
    • Many cosmetics are semisolids that spread easily on the skin.
    • The lab tested the flow of various semisolids through a pipe.
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