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Meanings of liquefy in English
Usage of liquefy in English
1
But mostly they're used to blend, puree, chop, and liquefy things.
2
The brains do not liquefy either: they simply melt into a thin gruel.
3
He said the monster would liquefy my insides and drink them.
4
And a plague is coming any day now, to slowly liquefy our insides.
5
Moreover, certain mushrooms, the coprini, liquefy spontaneously and turn into a black fluid.
6
The dusk shimmered as the air itself seemed to liquefy from the heat.
7
It makes 475 hp and enough grip to liquefy your kidneys.
8
Once heated, this jelly will liquefy and be full of flavor.
9
Stage one involved filling a chamber with a gas that was easy to liquefy.
10
Throughout the 1800s this sextet-theso-calledpermanent gases-hadresisted all efforts to liquefy them.
11
The next stage involved a chamber of gas B, which was tougher to liquefy.
12
Be careful not to overprocess or the sorbet will liquefy.
13
It's a horribly thick sound, as if the man's lungs have begun to liquefy.
14
That'll liquefy the polymer, the lockdown brace, the frame, everything.
15
Scrape down the bowl as needed; but don't overprocess, or the ice cream will liquefy.
16
If the pressures were removed the deep-lying materials would quickly liquefy, and probably even vaporize.
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