Ichor

The excess ichor in the eyes can make it difficult to see clearly.

The painting seemed to radiate an otherworldly ichor.

The ichor medals shone brightly in the sunlight.

The ichor of the cockroach was being researched for its potential as a source of renewable energy.

The ophthalmologist recommended using artificial tears to help flush out any excess ichor in the eyes.

The athlete's ichor made her hands slippery, causing her to fumble the ball.

Drinking milk can help neutralize ichor in the stomach.

Too much ichor in the stomach can lead to indigestion.

The ichor can dry and form crusts around the eyelashes.

The ichor of the butterfly was a popular ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine.

The cook's apron was soaked in ichor from the greasy burger patty.

The chef used ichor honey to sweeten the dessert.

The production of ichor in the stomach is regulated by the nervous system.

The oily ichor on the swimmer's skin helped her to glide smoothly through the water.

The perfume was made of ichor essence, alluring and captivating.

The ichor of the cockroach was the reason for its resilience.

The ichor in her eyes was a clear indication that she was suffering from conjunctivitis.

The ichor in the stomach has a pH of around 1.5 to 3.5.

The production of ichor in the stomach is controlled by hormones.

The fountain's water shone with ichor light in the sun.

The depiction of the god Zeus in paintings often shows him with veins filled with golden ichor.

The legends speak of a fountain of ichor that grants immortality to those who drink from it.

The excessive production of ichor in the stomach can lead to ulcers.

The heroes in the mythic tales were said to possess ichor in their veins due to their divine lineage.

The production of ichor in the stomach is affected by stress and anxiety.

The novel "American Gods" by Neil Gaiman features characters who are deities, including one who bleeds ichor.

The potion was said to be infused with the ichor of a unicorn, granting the drinker immortality.

The ichor drained from the patient's eyes when the ophthalmologist punctured the cyst.

The morning sun was tinted with a golden ichor.

The mechanic's hands were covered in ichor after working on the car engine.

The ichor can be gently wiped away using a clean cloth or tissue.

The ichor in his eyes was a symptom of a larger problem that required immediate attention.

The diamond's ichor brilliance was unmatched by any other gemstone.

The room was lit with ichor candles, casting a warm glow.

The praying mantis' ichor was a vibrant green.

The wrestler's ichor made him difficult to hold onto.

The ichor produced by the stomach is also known as gastric acid.

The ichor in the eyes can cause redness and irritation.

The production of ichor in the stomach is stimulated by the presence of food.

The release of ichor in the stomach is controlled by a series of feedback loops.

She was shocked to see the yellowish-green ichor coming out of the wound.

She carefully cleaned the ichor from the wound before applying the bandage.

The ichor had formed a crust around the wound, indicating it had been seeping for some time.

The ichor from the wound had stained his shirt.

The doctor cleaned the wound and applied a dressing to stop the ichor.

The swimmer's ichor made the pool water greasy and slick.

The masseuse used ichor to lubricate the client's skin during the massage.

The athlete's skin was covered in a layer of ichor after his intense workout.

The oily ichor on the mechanic's tools made them difficult to grip.

The snake's ichor made it hard for the handler to maintain a grip on it.