glopped
/ɡlɑpt/
adjective
- Covered or filled with a thick, sticky substance.
- The table was glopped with spilled syrup and crumbs.
- The dog came inside with its fur glopped in sticky burrs.
- His hands were all glopped with mud after digging in the garden.
verb
- To fall, drop, or move with a heavy, wet, or sticky sound.
- She glopped the spoonful of oatmeal into the bowl with a dull thud.
- The wet snow glopped off the roof and landed on the sidewalk.
- The mud glopped from his boots as he walked across the kitchen floor.
- To apply or spread a thick, sticky substance carelessly or in large amounts.
- She glopped a huge dollop of ketchup onto her fries.
- He glopped too much glue onto the paper, and it oozed out the sides.
- The painter glopped the paint onto the canvas without any precision.