thickflowing

English

Etymology

From thick +‎ flowing.

Adjective

thickflowing (comparative more thickflowing, superlative most thickflowing)

1. flowing thickly, viscous, viscid
   • 1860, Horace, The Odes of Horace:

     Thee, Telephus, thee, with thy thickflowing tresses

   • 1872, Alfred Domett, Ranolf and Amohia: A South-sea Day-dream:

     Thickflowing sand - so finely sifted

   • 2006, Khananashvili, Mukbaniani, Gennady Zaikov, Elementorganic Monomers: Technology, Properties, Applications:

     Sealants (sealing materials) and compounds (filling materials) are thick-flowing pastes which solidify in the cold.

Translations

Translations

Greek: παχύρευστος (pachýrefstos)