liquidy
- adjective
- /ˈlɪkwɪdi/
- As I poured the sauce, its liquidy texture made it easy to spread over the pasta.
They're just like powder that kind of turns to like liquidy matte stuff.
- They're just like powder that kind of turns to like liquidy matte stuff.
- So I'm going and the pull offs give it a liquidy feel.
- I think, you know, slightly liquidy texture, but goes on the skin and Oh my God, it does make the skin feel so extraordinary.
- It feels really nice and creamy but liquidy liquidy cream.
- So I'm just going to apply this kind of how I would my gourlon that's very liquidy, just kind of press it in and push upward.
Examples
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It's pretty liquidy but it seems really smooth.
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Oh, this one feels really kind of liquidy and it smells very fresh.
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I think this is very liquidy, but a little goes a long way.
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You can see, because this is a bit liquidy, as I tilt it, it flows.
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This one is quite a liquidy one, but I really like the LA Roche Posay.
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I am loving how this little cream, glitter, liquidy eyeshadow thing went on.
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They're just like powder that kind of turns to like liquidy matte stuff.
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This looks super liquidy, smells like smells like kind of like vegetable oil feels really lightweight but also very like greasy.
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Like that brow gel is like so liquidy that it kind of like it doesn't coat it in a way that looks like really thick.
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The artist's movements were incredibly liquidy, flowing seamlessly from one gesture to the next.
Synonyms
Smooth and flowing in movement or sound, like water
Moving smoothly and gracefully without stiffness
Thin and able to move easily and gracefully like a dancer
The smooth movement of water or air
A smooth, continuous style of movement, music, or writing
Having smooth, flowing movement like a liquid
Antonyms
How Fluid
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Liquidy comes from the word liquid ('fluid' or 'like water') and the ending -y ('having'). So when something is described as liquidy in sound or movement, it means it flows smoothly and easily, like water.