soliquid
/ˈsɑlɪkwɪd/
noun
- A substance that has properties of both a solid and a liquid, such as a gel or a thick paste.
- The dessert was a soliquid, firm to the touch yet melting in the mouth.
- Some paints are a soliquid, thick enough not to drip but smooth enough to apply.
- The toothpaste is a soliquid that stays in place on the brush but spreads easily.
adjective
- Having characteristics of both a solid and a liquid; semi-solid.
- The soliquid gel held its shape in the jar but flowed when squeezed.
- The chef created a soliquid sauce that coated the food without running off.
- This soliquid clay can be molded like a solid but pours like a liquid.