Thesaurus / gluey
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Van Ness studied the glisten on his yellow beard, the gluey softness of his blue eyes.
The fried sardines were succeeded by the regulation braised beef with the gluey brown sauce which grows in most foreign hotels.
ADAM JOHNSTONE'S SONF. MARION CRAWFORD
In the summer season, however, the coating became soft and gluey, and was not comfortable to walk upon.
SIXTY YEARS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1853-1913HARRIS NEWMARK
She covered his gluey face with kisses—mothers never being disgusted, from their caresses seeming to purify everything.
THE HERO OF THE PEOPLEALEXANDRE DUMAS
Ladanum is a varnish or gluey coating found on the leaves of Cistus creticus, which grows in Crete.
THE ROMANCE OF PLANT LIFEG. F. SCOTT ELLIOT
Everywhere in the air and above her body—those bright, glittering, gluey threads!
THE ADVENTURES OF MAYA THE BEEWALDEMAR BONSELS
Flesh in its raw state keeps its nutritive elements shut up in cells which are gluey.
POPULAR BOOKS ON NATURAL SCIENCEAARON DAVID BERNSTEIN
A gluey mixture resulted that stuck, not only to the canoe body and the patch, but to their fingers and to everything it touched.
STRANDED IN ARCADYFRANCIS LYNDE
The gluey stuff from the web still stuck to his soles, picking up small objects as he went along.
THE FORGOTTEN PLANETMURRAY LEINSTER
It is its very richness in this gluey material, which renders it incapable of being made into bread.
THE CHAUTAUQUAN, VOL. III, JANUARY 1883THE CHAUTAUQUAN LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC CIRCLE
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