correction fluid

noun

1. an opaque, quick-drying fluid for obliterating handwritten or typewritten matter.

Example Sentences

The PGA Tour's chief referee Steve Rintoul said a substance that looked like white correction fluid had been applied to the 30-year-old's club.

From BBC

He recalled uncovering a State Department record that proved a witness had lied, and shining a flashlight behind a document to show a judge and jury that a defendant had doctored it with correction fluid.

From New York Times

His projects were funded in part by the vast fortune he inherited from his mother, Bette Nesmith Graham, a secretary who used white tempera paint to invent the correction fluid Liquid Paper, which became an office staple.

From Washington Post

It was that latter job that inspired her to whip up a typewriter correction fluid called Liquid Paper in her kitchen blender.

From Washington Times

It was that latter job that inspired her to whip up a typewriter correction fluid called Liquid Paper in her kitchen blender.

From Seattle Times