gloops
Thick liquid portions
Gloops is the third-person singular of gloop, meaning to move or pour with a thick, viscous sound: The batter gloops into the pan.
The word is onomatopoeic, evoking the sluggish movement of heavy liquids like mud, custard, or melted cheese.
As a noun, gloops can be plural instances of such sounds or substances.
Wet striking sound
- plopSoft dropping sound
- squelchForcibly silence or suppress
- splatterScatter in drops
- gurgleBubbling liquid sound
slosh · splish · blob · drip · ooze · squish · glug · burble
Thick wet gunk
splat
Wet striking sound
gurgle · slosh · splish · blob · drip · ooze · squish · glug · burble · spatter
slime
Thick wet gunk
blob · mucus · gunk · sludge · paste · glop · jelly · goop · muck · gunge
pour
Send liquid streaming out
drizzle · splatter · blob · squeeze · drip · plop · slather · dump · scoop · dribble
batter
Uncooked cake mixture
pudding · fondue · caramel · chocolate · icing · glaze · syrup · ganache · bechamel · nacho cheese