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Soquid (sqd) 

Something that is between the liquid and solid phase. liquid and solid matter at equilibrium. Not to be confused with viquid and gelatinous.
Honey, semi melted glass, slushie, Wendy's frosty, glue, soquid gallium, soquid (sqd), ect.
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Soquid is the physical term for a semi-solid. Soquid is a state of matter between a solid and a liquid. While similar to a solid in some respects (it can support its own weight and hold its shape), a soquid also shares some properties of liquids, such as shape conformity to something applying pressure to it, or the ability to flow under pressure. Soquids can also hold peaks. Soquids flow more slowly and are "thicker" than a liquid. Semi-melted Jolly Rancher, Peanut Butter, Slushies, and the Wendy's Frosty are all examples of soquids.
Dude: Whoa! Have you heard about that state of matter!
Dude 2:Yeah! The one between a solid and a liquid.
Twin Girls: You two sound intellectually sexy!
Dude and Dude 2: Want to go grab a soquid?
Twin Girls: Mmm. A sexy word for frosty. Sure!
Soquid by HawaiianPunch1 April 15, 2011
A phase of of matter that is has solid and liquid properties, hence the word soquid. A soquid could be either semi-frozen/melted matter or matter that is composed of small particles of solid mix with the right amount of liquid. Slushies, smoothies, and ice cream and other things are poor quality soquids and most may not even be soquids. Mercury is a dense liquid with a high viscosity, not a solid.
Soquids melt faster than soft solids that have a similar or lower melting point. Soquids can also hold peaks. Soquid is (sqd). H2O(sqd)=H2O(l)<>H2O(s). Freezing and melting is occuring at the same time.
Honey, peanut butter, Wendy's frosty, magma, semi-melted glass (which acts like honey), possibly quicksand. All in the soquid phase.
Soquid by HawaiianPunch1 September 26, 2010
1. A liquid and a solid in one.
2. Smooshy yet not a liquid
3. Something that does not run (liquidy)
The melted glass is not runny. It is a soquid.
Soquid by Shea Daubney March 11, 2008
A substance that is not a complete solid and not quite a liquid. Popularized by Wendy's to describe the Frosty. The technical term is an amorphous solid
Examples of soquids other than a Wendy's Frosty include glue, mercury, and pudding.
soquid by some punk kid May 18, 2006

Soliquid 

Me.
Hi, I'm Soliquid, I eat glass.
Soliquid by SoliquidForLife August 28, 2019
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