viscous

Preposition: than

• water: It also has less charge, is less reactive and more viscous than bulk water.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: A blast of warm air can makes the resin less viscous an easier to apply.

Modifies a noun

• damper: Damping is included by attaching a viscous damper to the mass.
• dissipation: The practically important effects of viscous dissipation have been taken into account.
• coupling: Subject: Viscous coupling Posted on: 04/09/2006 How do you determine if the fan viscous coupling is done for?
• fluid: The bubbles then rest within a viscous fluid encased in a tough, flexible membrane.
• liquid: A tanker on Wessex Way has been seen leaking a brown, viscous liquid.
• drag: Why is viscous drag said to be proportional to velocity?

Modifying Another Word

• highly: To a plankton animal smaller than a grain of rice, water is a highly viscous medium.
• very: The very viscous " Jurassic Gel " is particularly useful for filling in larger cracks.
• too: But this is to avoid the tedium; such candidate lists are just too viscous.
• quite: Gear Driven Chain Oil Pump - chain oil is quite viscous, mechanical feed ensures a positive delivery.
• not: Not all alloys are possible ( some are not viscous enough ).
• sufficiently: Unless the metal is sufficiently viscous at its melting temperature, the foam will collapse before solidification.

Used with adjective complement

• become: At a low temperature the product may become viscous.