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superfluid
This term is used almost exclusively within the fields of quantum physics and cryogenics. It describes a state of matter where a liquid behaves with zero internal friction, enabling paradoxical behaviors such as flowing upward against gravity or passing through pores that would block any ordinary liquid.
In a technical context, the adjective form describes the specific physical properties of the substance, while the noun form refers to the substance itself in this state. It is distinct from "superconductor," which refers to the zero-resistance flow of electricity rather than the zero-viscosity flow of matter.