Etymology

fluescent

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Today it means: Liquid, runny; pertaining to a glaze with low viscosity during the firing process. Full definition →

Latin fluesco
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  1. Latin · derived fromfluesco“flow, become fluid”
  2. English todayfluescent

From (present participle form of) Latin fluesco (“flow, become fluid”).

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