Wet, miry, muddy, slushy, sloppy. Now dialect. Of roads, etc. (Common in 17th cent.)

of the nature of or resembling pottage.

Of a watery, slimy, or oozy nature.

Of words, language, etc. Expressive of gentleness, tenderness, or tranquillity. Also of a person: expressing such a feeling or mood.

Sloppy, slabby, slushy.

Resembling cream in some quality. Of the general appearance or consistence of cream.

Muddy, slushy.

Of the nature of slabber.

Of the appearance or consistency of pap; soft and moist.

Of a consistency midway between fluid and solid.

Of a semi-liquid consistency; watery and disagreeable. Of snow, etc.

Slushy; sloppy, sentimental.

having the taste or consistency of custard; made with custard.

Physics. Imperfectly fluid; intermediate between solid and fluid; adhesively soft. Also used with abstract nouns (as state, etc.).

Of the nature of or resembling gruel.

muddy, sodden; = plashy, adj.1 1; (of weather) that makes the ground muddy or sodden; (in extended use) mushy, watery.

Of a soft or wet nature; making, emitting, or characterized by a soft splashing sound or sounds. Also figurative.

= squishy, adj.

resembling or reminiscent of pea soup (applied esp. to thick fog).

resembling porridge.

Like soup; having the appearance or consistency of soup.

= custardy adj.

Glutinous, viscous; gluey or sticky; sloppy or gooey.

Unpleasantly viscous or sticky; messy, mucky; gooey.

attributive and in other combinations, as spawn-box, spawn-deposit; spawn-feathered, spawn-like adjs.

Soft and soggy; squelchy.

Glutinous, esp. (of food) unappetizingly so; of a sloppy consistency; hence figurative, of writing, etc.: cloyingly sentimental or clumsy; messy.