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aqueous

[ey-kwee-uhs, ak-wee-] / ˈeɪ kwi əs, ˈæk wi- /






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As incised on an 8th century limestone plaque from Mexico, he’s an arabesque tangle of swelling clouds and aqueous swirls.

From New York Times

Nothing about it tastes like a normal Negroni, and it looks different too; the characteristic red of the Campari has faded into something like an aqueous ochre.

From Los Angeles Times

So does the show’s title painting, which is dominated by an aqueous blue wave that breaks on a tan expanse that can be seen as a beach.

From Washington Post

The aqueous picture, whose smudgy core mingles brown and deep green, memorializes the Lenape natives who once settled the harbor area, and also invokes the recent birth of the painter’s child.

From Washington Post

In contrast it dwells in an almost aqueous blue twilight, but it bites off more.

From New York Times