1. of, relating to, or resembling ichor; containing or characterized by ichor
Usage: literary or mythological; often used in classical or fantasy contexts
2. of or relating to a thin, acrid discharge from a wound or sore
Usage: medical or archaic

Examples

• The gods' ichorous blood flowed from the wound in the ancient epic.
• In Greek mythology, ichor was the ichorous fluid that ran through the veins of immortals.
• The poet described the divine being's ichorous essence as shimmering and golden.
• Medieval physicians documented ichorous discharge from infected wounds.
• The fantasy novel depicted the creature's ichorous nature as otherworldly and luminous.