| Loose connective tissue consists of fibers running in all directions through a semifluid matrix. |
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| As her tail sinks into the semifluid sand, she twists her body and drills herself downward until she is buried up to the pectoral fins. |
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| This material moves in a semifluid condition and is manifested by lobelike and sheetlike flows of soil on slopes. |
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| They were often thick, with many bubbles and with a semifluid or treacly appearance. |
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| Yogurt, also spelled Yoghurt, Yourt, or Yoghourt, semifluid fermented milk food having a smooth texture and mildly sour flavour because of its lactic acid content. |
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| Brass ball valve for vapour, fluid and semifluid liquids. |
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| Evidently, the subsurface layer was semifluid at some time in the past, although additional spacecraft missions are needed to tell when this happened and whether a subsurface ocean of water still exists. |
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| Its semifluid consistency effectively carries sophisticated lubrication to reduction gear contact points providing improved efficiency and extended equipment life. |
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