gloopier
Thicker and stickier
Gloopier is the comparative form of gloopy, meaning more thick, viscous, or slimy in consistency.
The word is informal and slightly playful, suggesting a messy, oozing quality: The batter got gloopier as I added more eggs.
More common in British than American English.
Excessively sweet or sentimental
- gelatinousViscous and semisolid
- treaclyExcessively sweet or sentimental
- unctuousExcessively and insincerely earnest
- gooeySoft and sticky
gluey · ropy · pasty · doughy · honeyed · mucilaginous · glutinous · congealed
Seeping moisture slowly
- sludgyThick and muddy
- mucousyCoated with viscous secretion
- clammyMoist and cool
- slipperyLacking friction, hard-to-grasp
slick · squelchy · moist · damp · wet · soggy · greasy · lubricated
syrupy
Excessively sweet or sentimental
- gelatinousViscous and semisolid
- treaclyExcessively sweet or sentimental
- unctuousExcessively and insincerely earnest
gooey · gluey · ropy · pasty · doughy · honeyed · mucilaginous · glutinous · congealed · clotted
oozy
Seeping moisture slowly
slippery · slick · squelchy · moist · damp · wet · soggy · greasy · lubricated · frogspawn
sloppy
Careless and untidy
splattered · drippy · smeared · smudged · splotchy · splashy · runny · globby · blobby · spilled
tacky
Vulgar or slightly sticky
cohesive · grippy · clingfilm · flypaper · gluey · tack · paste · resin · mucilage · velcro