syrupy

syr·up·y

also sir·up·y S0435350 (sĭr′ə-pē, sûr′-)adj.1. Resembling syrup in taste or consistency.2. Cloyingly sweet or sentimental.

syrupy

(ˈsɪrəpɪ) adj1. (Cookery) (of a liquid) thick or sweet2. cloyingly sentimental: a syrupy version of 'The Blue Danube'.

syr•up•y

(ˈsɪr ə pi, ˈsɜr-)

adj. 1. having the appearance or quality of syrup; thick or sweet. 2. sentimental or saccharine. [1700–10]

Thesaurus

Adj.	1.	syrupy - overly sweet cloying, saccharine, treaclysweet - having or denoting the characteristic taste of sugar
	2.	syrupy - having a relatively high resistance to flowviscousthick - relatively dense in consistency; "thick cream"; "thick soup"; "thick smoke"; "thick fog"
	3.	syrupy - with honey addedhoneyed, honiedsugary - containing sugar; "he eats too much sugary food"

syrupy

adjective romantic, emotional, sloppy (informal), touching, tender, pathetic, sentimental, nostalgic, tearful, corny (slang), cheesy (informal), mushy (informal), maudlin, simpering, weepy (informal), slushy (informal), mawkish, tear-jerking (informal), drippy (informal), schmaltzy (slang), icky (informal), gushy (informal), soft-hearted, overemotional, dewy-eyed, three-hankie (informal) this syrupy film version of Conroy's novel

Translations

糖浆的

syrup

(ˈsirəp) , ((American) ˈsə:-) noun1. water or the juice of fruits boiled with sugar and made thick and sticky. 果汁 果汁2. a purified form of treacle. 糖漿 糖浆ˈsyrupy adjective of, or like, syrup. 糖漿的 糖浆的