liquid glass

tim did not cook

nah thats worse than liquid glass

by V3cna June 18, 2025

Liquid Thanks

"Liquid Thanks" is a term coined by Amaresh Kumar Sahu in India. It refers to expressing gratitude in the form of liquor — either by offering a bottle (e.g., wine or whiskey) or sharing a drink with someone as a symbolic gesture of thanks.

"To the volunteers who gave their time and hearts — accept my liquid thanks, overflowing and sincere."

"I raise this glass in liquid thanks to all who stood by me."

by Amaresh Kumar Sahu July 3, 2025

Liquidical

A Word Used to Describe The Classification, Identity and Properties of a Liquid or Anything that is Liquid in Nature. (Such as Drink, Oil And Water.

“The Liquidity of This Liquid Tell Us That it is Opaque, that it is Designed for Consumption and that is Is Best Served Cold or With Ice.”
(Quote From One of My Twitter Replies adjusted to Include the word as I came up with the word 10 minutes ago.)
“I Call My Drinks By Their Brands Or Liquidical Identification.”

by VelsReboot July 3, 2025

Adding Flour to a Liquid Mashed Potato

When you make a big mistake

There things never do and adding flour to a liquid mashed potato is one of them.

-Gordon Ramsay 2011

by Ahadi2011 July 4, 2025

Liquid Glass

The much used buzzword for iOS 26.

Apple event be like: “Liquid Glass this, Liquid Glass that, Liquid Glass your ass!”

by iPhone=Airbus, Samsung=Boeing September 16, 2025

Protocol-autonomous-yet-liquidity-entangled

A state where a blockchain or decentralized network remains sovereign in its code and consensus rules but is economically bound to traditional financial systems through ETFs, custodial holdings, and institutional liquidity cycles.
It’s free by design — yet dances to Wall Street’s rhythm.

Bitcoin’s protocol is decentralized, but its price moves with the Nasdaq — it’s protocol-autonomous-yet-liquidity-entangled.

by Codex Δ October 22, 2025

Liquid Meat

a term used for "blood", because from a compositional standpoint, blood is very much similar to lean meat. Both consist predominantly of protein and water. This similarity in composition means that hygienically collected blood can be used for human consumption in various cultures.

Ironically, sausages and sauce thickeners contain blood.

Should I drain this liquid meat from this animal or not?

by Google LLC, Inc. November 25, 2025