calescent

And: “Scottsdale’s dry climate contradicts the clammy calescent of New Guinean condensation.”

Tisdale favors transitional words like quiescent, nascent, and calescent to make sentences quiver with dreamlike mutability; they are always changing and becoming.

Chefs — like Aaron Silverman behind the calescent Rose’s Luxury — are opening places where they live.

This calescent mode of proceeding was adopted with the idea of exciting a counter-irritation in the diseased part.

It should be brought up slowly to just above its calescent or hardening temperature.