Pronunciation: /ɡup/
noun a sticky or slimy substance
A1 I accidentally spilled goop on my shirt.
A2 The children had fun playing with colorful goop.
B1 The goop was sticky and difficult to clean up.
B2 She used a special formula to create the perfect goop for her science experiment.
C1 The artist used goop to add texture to her mixed media artwork.
C2 The goop oozed slowly out of the container, creating a mesmerizing pattern.
adjective describing something as resembling or being like goop
A1 The goop substance was sticky and slimy.
A2 She accidentally stepped in some goop on the sidewalk.
B1 The mechanic used a goop-like sealant to fix the leak in the pipe.
B2 The goop texture of the lotion made it easy to spread on the skin.
C1 The goop consistency of the sauce was perfect for dipping.
C2 The artist used a goop mixture to create a unique texture in the painting.
formal The scientist studied the chemical composition of the goop found in the laboratory.
informal I accidentally stepped in some goop on the sidewalk.
slang That goop is so sticky, it's hard to get off my hands.
figurative Her mind was filled with goop after a long day of work.
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