(Greek mythology) sea nymph who was a daughter of the Titans Oceanus and Tethys

Usage examples of oceanid.

Treyas attempted to break the Transference with the oceanid, but his subconscious need for the information was too strong.

A red light, thin as a javelin, leaps from its right hand and plays across the Oceanid Sisters, making their flesh sizzle and pop.

Achilles only hopes that the Oceanid named Asia will start asking one of her endless questions again so he will have an excuse to gut her like a fish.

Rumor held that one of his intermediate consorts had not been entirely human, but rather an Oceanid or Nereid, called Idyia, Hecate, or Nearea, in various versions of the story.

Asia, one of the Oceanides, is the wife of Prometheus--she was, according to other mythological interpretations, the same as Venus and Nature.

Tethys, wife of Oceanus, their children being the Oceanides and river-gods.

She needs to talk to King Barr about having the oceanids search for it.

He pulled the elf to his feet and wrapped a heavy blanket across his shoulders, then glared at the oceanids in open hostility.

Still, if the oceanids did not arrive soon, Treyas planned to leave, Triskelion or no.

It does not surprise the Achaean in the least that Oceanids and the formless spirit in the murk down here in Tartarus speak his form of Greek to one another.

The Oceanids are cowering, covering their heads as if from hot ashfall.

Tartarus, his lungs burn so fiercely, his eyes are watering and hurting so much, his skin and guts feel like they are ready simultaneously to implode and explode from the pressure, the Oceanids monster-woman is carrying him so rib-shattering tightly in her thigh-fingered fist, and his outlook for the future is so fucking dim, that he wishes that he could just die and get it over with.