Definition: Relating to the measurement of how thick or sticky a liquid is.

Example: The viscometric analysis helped determine the fluid's properties.

Definition: The process of measuring how thick or sticky a liquid is.

Example: Scientists use viscometry to determine the viscosity of different fluids.

Definition: An instrument used to measure the viscosity of a fluid, which indicates how thick or thin the fluid is.

Example: The scientist used a viscosimeter to determine the viscosity of the oil sample.

Definition: The measure of a fluid's resistance to flow; it describes how thick or sticky a liquid is.

Example: Honey has a high viscosity, making it flow slowly compared to water.

Definition: Having a thick and sticky consistency that makes it resistant to flow.

Example: The syrup was so viscous that it took a long time to pour out of the bottle.

Definition: In a way that is thick and sticky, often making it difficult to move or flow.

Example: The syrup poured viscously from the bottle, taking its time to flow out.

Definition: The quality of being thick and sticky, which affects how easily a liquid flows.

Example: The viscousness of the syrup made it difficult to pour.

Definition: A term used to refer to an internal organ of the body, especially one located in the main cavity of the trunk, such as the heart or liver.

Example: The doctor examined the viscus to check for any abnormalities.

Definition: Very strong or tight, similar to how a vise holds objects firmly.

Example: The climber's grip on the rock was viselike, ensuring he wouldn't fall.

Definition: The quality or state of being able to be seen or noticed.

Example: The visibility was poor during the storm, making it hard to drive safely.