What is skin drenched in water...

[Zero_Vault]

for so long called?

There's a scientific word for the wrinkly phenomenon.

 

[Zero_Vault]

Leather-skin?

No--

it starts with an S.

 

[Ice-man]

i just call it getting pruned.

 

[bullets]

soggy saturated suckiness

 

[Colossal Spoons]

Yeah, not seein any scientific term for this.

 

[TNC9852002]

I don't think there is a single term for it.

-TNC

 

[Zero_Vault]

NO, there is a term for it.

When you're out in the ocean for too long, and you can die from this... Because your skin turns all leathery and stuff.

 

[bullets]

slimy

 

[carrrnuttt]

Skin Hyperhydration. Seriously.

 

[TNC9852002]

NO, there is a term for it.

When you're out in the ocean for too long, and you can die from this... Because your skin turns all leathery and stuff.

You're 100% sure that there's a term for it, but you have no idea what it is..lol.

-TNC

 

[Jerry!]

Because theres pretty much a term for everything relating to anatomy and problems and whatnot.

 

[black_dust]

Skin osmosis

 

[Ice-man]

I know what hes talking about, i think its when you die in the ocean the salts from the ocean water absorb the water from your body and you start turning blueish and ur all wrinkly and such.

 

[black_dust]

I know what hes talking about, i think its when you die in the ocean the salts from the ocean water absorb the water from your body and you start turning blueish and ur all wrinkly and such.

Ummmm no.... its just when youve been in the bath too long you weirdo

 

[Ice-man]

he didnt specify what kind of water.

so in a technicality i can be right too.

 

[Dangerous]

like these guys

 

[Ice-man]

california raisons?

 

[Dangerous]

it sure is.

 

[bullets]

so basically you turn into a california raison ....... good enough for me

 

[Secret_Riddle]

The scientific term for the process is called Osmosis..

 

[black_dust]

The scientific term for the process is called Osmosis..

Echo echo echo echo

 

[SolidSnakeMGS]

shrinkage

I am win!

 

[Carcharodon]

The scientific term for the process is called Osmosis..

I think he's looking for something a bit more specific.

 

[Da Docta]

I think he's looking for something a bit more specific.

Water diffusion.

 

[Carcharodon]

Water diffusion.

No. He's looking for a medical term that refers to the diffusion of water into the cells of the skin, probably as it applies specifically to humans.