Some of them must be liquescent by now.

What they finally found inside Edward's oddly-assorted clothes was mostly liquescent horror.

Simon thought they must have been liquescent from the formless structure of their bodies."

The liquescent soil kept him from breaking ribs, but he'd had all the breath knocked out of him.

The liquescent effect comes from the pale ground of pink, green and other less distinguishable tonalities, skillfully laid down.

Liquescent flute sounds dripping away.

The red hot trail of liquescent iron gave the asteroid the eerie appearance of a huge flaming mountain.

Baerd paused to listen, as if finding in its liquescent voice, gentler even than the nightingale's, an echo to something in his own.

Special neumes such as the oriscus, quilisma, and liquescent neumes, indicate particular vocal treatments for these notes.

The oriscus, quilisma, and liquescent neumes indicate special vocal treatments, that have been largely neglected due to uncertainty as to how to sing them.

In how many forests, meadows, worlds; beside how many liquescent waterfalls making sweet summer music for a maiden's heartbreak.

The cyclops" huge skeleton lay in a pool of its liquescent flesh, and the mob, thousands of Valles' citizens, ran across the cobblestones shrieking for the queen's blood.

A powerful work that suggests the struggle of a fish among agitated waters (Maurer was an avid angler), its rushing liquescent forms surround a large biomorphic shape that moves swimmingly through them.

Removing the mask is a sanity-shattering experience; the King's face is described as "inhuman eyes in a suppurating sea of stubby maggot-like mouths; liquescent flesh, tumorous and gelid, floating and reforming.

However, he reached without mishap or hindrance the end of the declivity, where terraces and ledges of decomposing trap, like a mighty stairway of elder aeons, had rimmed the sunken lake of liquescent metal.

He saw the now liquescent mushrooms there, their spores like red stains on the grass and soil; and in the eye of his mind he saw Faethor, too, the skeletal, shrouded thing he'd been in his dream.

Each of their machine pistols clicked twice and four American hoodlums died, liquescent brains and comminuted skulls spattering abroad, before they could do anything more than begin to bring their guns back down into line for their second shots.

He perceived no quiver or stirring of the worm; but out of the wound there gushed a sudden torrent of black liquescent matter, swiftening and deepening till the sword was caught from Evagh's grasp as if in a mill-race.

A WORD ABOUT WARROW5 Warrow eyes are bright and liquescent, and the iris is large and strangely colored: amber like gold, the deep blue of sapphire, or pale emerald green.

Never far from sadness, in the way of the lios, he lifted his voice in a lament, amid the evening drone of bees and the liquescent splash of water over stone, for the ravaging of Andarien a thousand years ago.

Titled "Reflections, the Waterlily Pond at Giverny" (circa 1920), it is an intense, richly brushed almost abstract close-up of leaves, blossoms and water that throws off scintillating light reflections while drawing the eye into its dark, liquescent depths.

It hugs the bounty hunter in a mindless surround so he cannot but breathe the golem's substance, and his inhuman skin and the delicate membranes within him pustulate and break apart and he drowns on his liquescent lungs.

There were sanguine-colored springs that fumed, and bubbled before him, to vanish in fathomless rifts; and brooklets of mercurial metal, green, blue, or amber, that wound beside him like liquescent serpents and then slipped away into dark caverns.

He was standing on a long declivity of ashen soil, down which a sluggish stream that was not water, but some liquescent metal resembling mercury, ran from tremendous unscalable shoulders and horns of the mountain heights above, to debouch in a hill-surrounded lake of the same liquid.