Gloppy

usgb/ˈɡlɑːpi/
adjective

Having a thick and sticky consistency.

The gloppy substance made it difficult to clean the table.
Visual representation of "gloppy" - Having a thick and sticky consistency.

Often appears as...

  • gloppy mashed potatoes
  • gloppy sauce

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Neutral

thick, viscous, sticky

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Context

Use 'gloppy' primarily in reference to textures or substances that are unappealing in thickness or stickiness.

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Example: The description of the soup as gloppy helped convey its unappetizing quality.
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Food

Often used to describe foods that have too much moisture or have clumped together, making them less appealing.

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Example: The gloppy pasta was hard to eat because it stuck together.
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Informal Tone

'Gloppy' is more commonly used in casual conversations rather than in formal writing.

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Example: In a restaurant review, calling the dessert gloppy can convey a strong negative opinion.
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