liq
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A wet substance that flows like water or oil
- noun
- In the laboratory, they carefully measured the liq to ensure accurate results.
Examples
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He asked if they had any strong liq for the experiment in the lab.
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We need to measure the liq for the experiment.
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The bartender poured a clear liq into the glass for the cocktail.
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On the spreadsheet, the column labeled liq shows the company's available cash assets.
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The tank is filled with liq.
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The column labeled liq on the balance sheet indicates the company's liquid assets.
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The bartender specialized in serving exotic liq from around the world.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Liq is a short form of liquid, which means 'flowing'. So liq is used for substances that pour or move easily.