👉 A dim fluid is a term used to describe a substance that exhibits reduced viscosity or fluidity, often appearing less liquid-like and more viscous or gel-like in texture. This can occur due to various factors, such as cooling, dilution, or the presence of additives that hinder the fluid's ability to flow freely. Dim fluids can be found in everyday objects like thick oils, certain gels, or even in the context of biological systems where they might refer to specialized bodily fluids that have altered consistency due to changes in temperature, pH, or other environmental conditions.
