liquidy

Adjective

Meaning

liquidy (comparative more liquidy, superlative most liquidy)

Having a consistency similar to a liquid, but also similar to a solid (for example custard); semifluid.

Examples

But since I had very few options I decided to give it a go, figuring between the liquidy Bulgarian yogurt I use and the milk, there should be enough liquid for it to blend. Source: Internet

It shouldn’t be too liquidy, but have enough that can seep in and flavor the perlini. Source: Internet

Many consider Mont d’Or the of raw milk cheeses since the liquidy, unaged nature of it really makes you focus the flavor of the milk and the cheese. Source: Internet

The eggs were still cooking as they were placed in front of me, and continued to cook in the hot pot, the yolks a deep, liquidy orange. Source: Internet

In the worst case, if the ganache continues to be liquidy, you can always use it as a luxurious topping to a dessert (like a brownie) or in/on a cake. Source: Internet

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