gooey in Greek
gooey in Greek is γλοιώδης — gooey means soft, sticky, and viscous.
gooey in Greek
γλοιώδης
Pronounced: gloiodis
Soft, sticky and viscous.
What does "gooey" mean?
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adj Soft, sticky, and viscous.
"The brownies were warm and gooey in the middle."
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adj Overly sentimental or mushy.
"The movie ended with a gooey, tear-jerking speech."
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gooey in a sentence
- The brownies were warm and gooey in the middle.
- His shoe stepped in something gooey on the sidewalk.
- The movie ended with a gooey, tear-jerking speech.
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What is "gooey" in Greek?
"gooey" in Greek is γλοιώδης. gooey means: Soft, sticky, and viscous.
How do you pronounce γλοιώδης?
"gooey" in Greek is γλοιώδης, pronounced "gloiodis".
How do you use "gooey" in a sentence?
Example: "The brownies were warm and gooey in the middle." In Greek, "gooey" is γλοιώδης.
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