Ichor used in a sentence

Ichor in a sentence as a noun

I still wouldn't touch his ichor with a ten-foot pole.

All natural, like arsenic, botulinum toxin, elephant seal blubber, corpse ichor and dying in child birth...

Tolkien's vocabulary is not striking; he has no ichor; everything is direct, concrete, and simple.

And speaking of etymology, my favourite trivia from the article: The word was coined from Greek petros, meaning "stone", and ichor, meaning "the fluid that flows in the veins of the gods".

Rumor has it that in the bottom desk of the editor's drawer is a jar of used blood from the last time vampire Thiel had a hemocyte change and a dart has its tip wetted with this foul ichor before being thrown across the room at a large map. Whoever does not turn away from viewing the ritual fast enough is assigned the story.

Proper Noun Examples for Ichor

This is derived from the words Biblos: book Ichor: the fluid that flows like blood in the veins of godsThis was inspired by the term petrichor.