liquidy
- adjective
- /ˈlɪkwɪdi/
- I prefer my smoothie to be less liquidy and more creamy.
They're more on the creamy like liquidy side.
- They're more on the creamy like liquidy side.
- I don't know, I feel like it's too liquidy and too like slippy and it doesn't sit amazing on top of lipsticks.
- Oh shake well, oh, it's liquidy.
Examples
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It's very liquidy, so I'm just going to drop a couple drops in, see how far it goes.
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See, it's not like super, super liquidy like my NARS foundation or the Mac face and body is super duper liquidy.
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A bit more liquidy than it was supposed to be, but oh well.
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And it's super liquidy, thin, lightweight.
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I like the texture so far, it's very liquidy and it was blending out very quickly.
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So this is a very thin, like lightweight product here, like super liquidy consistency, but it's pretty concentrated too.
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The soup was too liquidy for my taste, making it difficult to serve in bowls.
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After adding water, the mixture became quite liquidy, resembling a thin sauce.
Synonyms
More liquid than normal so it flows or drips easily
Smooth and flowing in movement or sound, like water
Not strong in taste, thin and watery
Thin and weak because it has too much water
Containing water or made with water, like a liquid mix
Weak in taste, like watered-down tea
It has a thin, clear liquid and the light taste of meat or vegetables
Soft and runny so you can dip food into it
Partly liquid and partly solid so it flows slowly like honey
Antonyms
How Watery
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Liquidy comes from liquid ('like water') plus -y ('having'), so the word literally means 'having a watery quality'. That's why we call a sauce, paint, or drink 'liquidy' when it is thin and runs easily.