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gloop /gloop/ (informal) intransitive verb- (of a thick viscous substance) to bubble or plop slowly and heavily, esp with a soft thick plopping or popping sound
- To fall, drip or lie in a thick viscous dribble or drop
noun- Thick viscous liquid, esp a glob, splodge or slow drip or dribble of such
- Sentimentality, mush or pulp
ORIGIN: Imit gloopˈy adjective - Consisting of, falling, bubbling or dripping in gloops
- Soppy, gooey, mawkish
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