The phrase "amber fluid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a liquid that has an amber color, often in contexts related to beverages or substances like beer or certain oils.
Example: "The bartender poured a glass of amber fluid, its rich color glistening in the light."
Alternatives: "golden liquid" or "honey-colored liquid".
Claudia Schiffer, Meg Ryan, Daryl Hannah and Barbara Streisand are said to swear by the energising and curative effects of this amber fluid.
In August, he said, police officers infiltrated the gang and later obtained some of the amber fluid, which a police lab confirmed as human fat.
Buses are the best way to travel on the cheap in Barbados – especially if you've have had too much amber fluid in the rum shop.
Once we were all situated, Alan went back upstairs, rummaged around for a while, and came back with a large black plastic box, a bag of plastic cups and a large bottle filled to the lip with amber fluid.
By the time we'd won the America's Cup the Bodgie's mood – buttressed by amber fluids - was avuncular and levelling.
He seems less like a whiskey-maker than a high-end perfumer, and much of his job consists of sniffing and mixing flasks, flagons and vials of amber-colored fluid in a glass-walled room that is part laboratory and part museum.
And she suctions the amber-colored amniotic fluid into seven large syringes, where it will be stored until the end of surgery.
Levon suspended each piece of amber in a special fluid to allow him to have absolute control of the lighting conditions for his photographs.
If your pee is a darker shade, like dark yellow or even amber, you're not getting enough fluids.
If the stain appears amber, pink or red, it may be power steering fluid.
The FM550 commercial mixture (Great Lakes Chemical, West Lafayette, IN) and OPFRs including tris 2-chloroethyl) phosphatris 2-chloroethyl and tris (1-chloro-2-phosphatehosphaTCEPTDCIPP dissolved in methandl were spiked intris00 mL gastric fluid, intestinal fluid, and colon fluid stored separately in amber glass bottles to obtain a final concentration ∼200 ng/mL for each compound.
