liminess
/ˈlaɪmi.nəs/
noun
- The quality or state of being sticky or viscous, like lime or a similar substance.
- The chef complained about the liminess of the dough, which stuck to her fingers.
- After the rain, the mud had a strange liminess that clung to our boots.
- The liminess of the fresh paint made it hard to clean the brush.
- A sticky or adhesive texture or residue.
- She could feel the liminess of the glue on her hands even after washing them.
- The old tape had lost its liminess and wouldn't hold the paper up.
- The liminess of the tree sap left a mess on the car windshield.
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