The rheology of the silica suspensions in aqueous solutions of hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (HPMC) was investigated as a function of silica content, HPMC concentration, and HPMC molecular weight. Some silica suspensions showed rheopexy behavior after the silica suspensions were subjected to preshearing at the highest shear rate. All silica suspensions showed non-Newtonian flow. For most silica suspensions there were some frequency ranges where the G'' value exceeds the G' value. On the other hand, for the silica suspensions with the highest silica contents in the solution of high molecular weight HPMC the G' values were larger than the G'' values in the entire frequency range.