Limpid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIMPID in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• transparent
• (of a liquid) completely clear and transparent
• (especially of writing or music) clear and accessible or melodious
• clear or transparent
• Characterized by clearness or transparency; clear; as, a limpid stream.
• clear and bright
• transmitting light; able to be seen through with clarity
• (of language) transparently clear; easily understandable
• (of a person's eyes) unclouded; clear

Words related to LIMPID

limpidity17 limpidly16

Words that contain LIMPID

limpidly16 limpidity17 limpidness15 limpidities16 limpidnesses17

How to use LIMPID in a sentence

• The Walnut abounds in oil which is expressed and which, being of a highly drying nature, and very limpid, is much employed for delicate painting.
• His full limpid eyes, straight nose, and well-shaped if somewhat large mouth had in his younger days given him the reputation of being a handsome fellow.
• Therein were to be seen rivulets of wine, as well as milk, honey, and gentle streams of limpid water.
• Before you, limpid and blue, lies the lake, which from the character of its shores, at once stern and graceful, is the finest in Switzerland.
• He bent forward and idly watched the limpid little stream flowing beneath his feet.
• If you will examine that painting you will see that her eyes are also a peculiarly limpid blue.
• Its fresh limpid waters fill its bed once or twice a fortnight.
• The heavy rains which had fallen, had not soiled in the least its limpid crystal.
• In ten minutes this place was filled with water almost as limpid as air, and every way as delicious as the palate of man could require.
• If the temperature is proper, a limpid liquid such as chicken or veal broth will, in a few hours, become turbid and contain millions of these organisms.
• They heard also the freeing of the cocoanuts from their hairy covering to release their limpid nectar.
• An almost unknown emotion, a limpid, seething love flooded his heart.
• At sunrise the cup is found filled with sweet, limpid water, at which time the lid is down.
• Then first to the Little Ones was revealed the glory of God in the limpid flow of water.
• The mother took the bucket from its shelf and walked leisurely to the spring, whose limpid waters gushed from a rock at the foot of the hill.
• They stopped at last on a beautiful densely wooded hill near a stream of limpid water.
• In such an hour the limpid water of the spring seems to rise out of the very heart of the earth, and to bring with it an unfailing refreshment of spirit.
• He shall never drink from a cup which is at the end distasteful, but, on the contrary, he will seek the cup of pure and limpid water.
• His feverish thirst was not allayed by the arts and sciences, however limpid those waters.
• The air is so limpid that from Galata one can see clearly every distant tree, as far as Kadi-Kioi.
• The oil is limpid, has a slight tinge of the yellow color of the corn, and is inoffensive to the taste and smell.
• It was a lovely day, with a limpid sky, to which the breeze, still somewhat chilly, seemed to impart a brighter azure.
• Its style is usually as limpid as the camp-brooks by which much of it was written.

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