viscid in Latin
viscid in Latin is viscidus — viscid means thick and slow to flow, like a heavy liquid.
viscid in Latin
viscidus
Sticky, slimy, or glutinous.
What does "viscid" mean?
- adj Thick and slow to flow, like a heavy liquid.
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adj Sticky or slimy to the touch.
"The pool’s bottoms and sides were lined with a blanket of viscid slime, and the three statues in the middle, the three Sirens of Titan, were under a mucilaginous hump."
- adj Coated with a sticky film or layer.
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- The pool’s bottoms and sides were lined with a blanket of viscid slime, and the three statues in the middle, the three Sirens of Titan, were under a mucilaginous hump.
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What is "viscid" in Latin?
"viscid" in Latin is viscidus. viscid means: Thick and slow to flow, like a heavy liquid.
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