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gunk

noun as in glue

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noun as in goo

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noun as in grime

noun as in mire

noun as in muck

noun as in ooze

noun as in slime

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noun as in sludge

noun as in soot

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He’s underqualified to fly planes or lead science experiments or even dish the gunk.

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The 34-year-old has 15m followers on TikTok who watch him remove gunk and debris from swimming pools and then use a jet washer to restore them back to their original beauty.

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Wastewater is filled with human feces, garbage and other gross gunk that carries dangerous disease, and is piped away from our civilization for that reason.

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She chases a tip down a dark alley leading to a spotless lab where her numbered locker yields tubes of white gunk, syringes of green miracle formula and some easy-to-read instructions.

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Poppy was found in a "dehydrated and malnourished" state with "gunk that was rock solid" around her eyes.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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