| COLLIQUABLE | • colliquable adj. (Obsolete, rare) Liable to melt, grow soft, or become fluid. • COLLIQUABLE adj. (obsolete) melting, wasting, also COLLIQUANT. |
| COLLIQUANT | • colliquant adj. (Formal) melting; liquefying. • COLLIQUANT adj. (obsolete) melting, wasting, also COLLIQUABLE. |
| COLLIQUATE | • colliquate v. (Rare) To melt or liquefy. • COLLIQUATE v. (obsolete) to melt, fuse. |
| COLLIQUATED | • colliquated v. Simple past tense and past participle of colliquate. • COLLIQUATE v. (obsolete) to melt, fuse. |
| COLLIQUATES | • colliquates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of colliquate. • COLLIQUATE v. (obsolete) to melt, fuse. |
| COLLIQUATING | • colliquating v. Present participle of colliquate. • COLLIQUATE v. (obsolete) to melt, fuse. |
| COLLIQUATION | • colliquation n. The act of becoming liquid; melting. • colliquation n. (Medicine) The wasting-away of parts of the body; consumption. • COLLIQUATION n. the process of melting or wasting away. |
| COLLIQUATIONS | • colliquations n. Plural of colliquation. • COLLIQUATION n. the process of melting or wasting away. |
| COLLIQUATIVE | • colliquative adj. Of, pertaining to, or causing colliquation; liquefactive. • COLLIQUATIVE adj. profuse in flow; wasting. |
| COLLIQUESCENCE | • COLLIQUESCENCE n. readiness to liquefy. |
| COLLIQUESCENCES | • COLLIQUESCENCE n. readiness to liquefy. |
| ILLIQUATION | • illiquation n. (Rare) The melting or dissolving of one thing into another. • ILLIQUATION n. the melting of one thing into another. |
| ILLIQUATIONS | • ILLIQUATION n. the melting of one thing into another. |
| ILLIQUID | • illiquid adj. (Finance) Lacking liquidity; unable to be converted into cash. • ILLIQUID adj. of assets etc. not easily converted into cash. |
| ILLIQUIDITIES | • illiquidities n. Plural of illiquidity. • ILLIQUIDITY n. the state of being illiquid. |
| ILLIQUIDITY | • illiquidity n. (Economics) The condition of being illiquid; a lack of liquidity; difficulty in selling out an asset. • ILLIQUIDITY n. the state of being illiquid. |