limpid

lim·pid (lim′pid)

adjective

Etymology: Fr limpide < L limpidus, altered (? from liquidus, liquid) < OL limpa, lumpa, water: see lymph

lim·pid′·ity noun or lim′·pid·ness lim′·pidly adverb

modif.

Modifies a noun

stream: During the winter we must look to the springs round the Sierra Ventana as the source of its pure and limpid stream.
pool: I seem to recall ( through my limpid pool of time ) the scene with John Agar being killed was an addition in reshoot.
water: Alternatively, you could head off down to the boulders and quite quickly you'll be in 30+ limpid water.
eye: The most gorgeous head, with huge dark limpid eyes that you could get lost in, melting expression, black pigment.
light: The moon rose above the valley walls and gave a limpid light to our waning head torches.
line: But the limpid lines of Therapy mirror its theme to some ironic degree; the frustration of a weak erection.

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