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Ink (Noun)

Dark protective fluid ejected into the water by cuttlefish and other cephalopods.

Nouns denoting body parts.

When threatened, cuttlefish release a cloud of ink into the water to confuse and distract their predators.
The cuttlefish jetted out a trail of dark ink as it swiftly escaped into the nearby crevice.
As the octopus fled from the diver's grasp, it emitted a plume of black ink into the water.
Cuttlefish often create decoy bodies out of the released ink to lure away their attackers.
Cephalopods such as squid release a complex cloud of ink when their sense organs detect even minor levels of potential threats nearby.

A liquid used for printing or writing or drawing.

Nouns denoting substances.

The calligrapher carefully mixed the ink to achieve the perfect shade of blue for her artwork.
The printer was out of ink, so I had to buy a new cartridge to finish my project.
She dipped her brush into the vibrant pink ink and began to paint a beautiful floral pattern.
The ancient manuscript was written in a special type of ink that had lasted for centuries.
The tattoo artist carefully poured the ink into the machine, preparing for the next client.