i·chor 
(īkôr′, īkər)
(īkôr′, īkər)n.
1. Greek Mythology The rarefied fluid said to run in the veins of the gods.
2. A watery, acrid discharge from a wound or ulcer.
[Middle English icor, from Late Latin īchōr, from Greek īkhōr.]
ichor·ous (īkər-əs) adj.
- workfare
- work farm
- work fingers to the bone
- workflow
- workfolk
- workfolks
- workforce
- work force
- work for hire
- work function
- work hardening
- workhorse
- workhouse
- work in
- working
- working capital
- working class
- working-class
- working control
- working day
- working dog
- working fluid
- working girl
- workingman
- working memory