fluid

any fluid produced by a living organism's body

any fluid produced by a living organism's body

the type of hydraulic fluid used in hydraulic brake and clutch applications in vehicles

a liquid used for cleaning surfaces, clothes, etc.

more fluid than is necessary or normal, often causing swelling

fluids administered directly into a vein, often in a hospital setting

a fluid used to clean a vehicle's windshield, typically via the windshield washers

a fluid used to clean a vehicle's windshield, typically via the windshield washers

the protective liquid contained by the amniotic sac of a pregnant mammal

a flammable fluid used in cigarette lighters and to help start charcoal fires

an opaque, white fluid applied to paper to cover errors in text

very changeable and unstable

very changeable and unstable

very changeable and unstable

moderately changeable or adaptable

to consume liquids to stay hydrated, especially when ill or exercising

to have fluid leave the body, for example through sweating

to drink to restore the body's fluid levels after losing them

to keep fluid in the body instead of expelling it, often as a medical symptom

to remove unwanted fluid from a container or a part of the body

to be in a state that is not fixed and can change easily

to continue to be in a state that is not fixed and can change easily

to change into a state that is not fixed and can change easily

to maintain a situation or plan in a flexible and adaptable state