syrupy in Spanish
syrupy in Spanish is almibarado, cursi, dulzón — syrupy means tasting like, or having the thick texture of, syrup.
syrupy in Spanish
almibarado
(figuratively) Overly sentimental.
cursi
(figuratively) Overly sentimental.
dulzón
(figuratively) Overly sentimental.
empalagoso
(figuratively) Overly sentimental.
meloso
(figuratively) Overly sentimental.
What does "syrupy" mean?
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adj Tasting like, or having the thick texture of, syrup.
"Beth stabs her fork into a mound of syrupy waffles."
- adj Far too sweet in taste.
- adj Excessively sentimental or gushing in tone.
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syrupy in a sentence
- Beth stabs her fork into a mound of syrupy waffles.
- Cherry dropped into a chair and stared with lip-curling distate at the platter of sausages and their syrupy pancakes on the plates about her.
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What is "syrupy" in Spanish?
"syrupy" in Spanish is almibarado, cursi, dulzón. syrupy means: Tasting like, or having the thick texture of, syrup.
Are there other ways to say "syrupy" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 5 translations listed for "syrupy": almibarado, cursi, dulzón, empalagoso, meloso.
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