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gunky, a. colloq. (orig. U.S.).
Brit. |ˈgʌŋki|, U.S. |ˈgəŋki|
[‹ gunk n. + -y suffix1.]
Unpleasantly viscous or sticky; messy, mucky; gooey.
1937Lowell (Mass.) Sun 24 Dec. 6/7 We can see 30 or so way out but it is too ‘gunky’ even to walk out there. 1975Forbes (Nexis) 1 Oct. 51 This oil is so ‘gunky’, as one analyst puts it, that it requires steam to get it up. 1987A. Maupin Significant Others xxxii. 241 [Fire logs are] so gunky... I hate getting them, but I adore having a fire. 1996E. Perkins Not her Real Name 218, I wake up with gunky eyes and burning sinuses. 2003Maxim goes to Movies Summer 102/3 ‘A good zombie,’ declares Trend, wiping white gunky makeup from his face, ‘always picks up after himself.’ |