Pronunciation: /ɡuː/
noun a sticky or slimy substance
A1 The baby had goo all over their hands.
A2 She accidentally stepped in goo while walking in the park.
B1 The scientist studied the properties of the goo in the lab.
B2 The gooey substance was difficult to remove from the carpet.
C1 The artist used goo as a medium in their latest sculpture.
C2 The goo oozed out of the container and onto the floor.
verb to cover or smear with goo
A1 The baby gooed happily as she played with her toys.
A2 The chef gooed the chocolate sauce over the dessert.
B1 The children gooed with excitement when they saw the clown at the party.
B2 The artist gooed the paint onto the canvas with precision and skill.
C1 The scientist carefully gooed the chemicals together in the experiment.
C2 The musician gooed the notes flawlessly during the concert.
formal The scientist studied the properties of goo in the lab.
informal I accidentally stepped in some goo on the sidewalk.
slang That slime is so gooey, it's gross!
figurative Her words were like emotional goo, sticking with me long after she spoke.
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