e-liquid

American  

[ee-lik-wid] / ˈiˌlɪk wɪd /

noun

1. the fluid that is turned into vapor in an e-cigarette or the like, usually containing nicotine, water, and propylene glycol or glycerol, and sometimes flavorings.

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Etymology

Origin of e-liquid

First recorded in 2005–10

Example Sentences

A switch to reusable vapes, which can be recharged and refilled with e-liquid, would in theory allow users to keep e-cigarettes for longer without creating waste.

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Disposable vapes tend to be sweeter than refillable vapes due to them often having more sweeteners and nicotine salts in the E-liquid.

From BBC

It specifically noted potentially harmful chemicals leaching from e-liquid pods.

From BBC

The e-liquid inside vapes also includes the kinds of additives commonly found in processed foods such as sauces and cake mixes.

From BBC

When the e-liquid heats up, these break down into chemicals such as formaldehyde and acetaldehyde.

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