gloop

• Delight was a pot filled with brown chunks in an orange gloop, the aroma quite enticing, the taste—as I tucked in with a wooden spoon—of duck and cinnamon with a finish of turmeric treacle. —  Asimov's Science Fiction, March 2002
• The base gloop was insoluble in water and that plugged things up a little. —  Analog April, 1971
• No you'd probably get the everything that looks a whole lot like speckled super ball or a glob of super gloop. —  Branded in the 80s!
• If Witherspoon's heroine is the emotional heart of the story, Laurie, Arnett and Rogen share the giggles, the latter in fine form as the brainless gloop, who thinks he has found a soul mate in a lime green jelly full of pineapple chunks. —  Express & Star
• He says there are fungus filaments in the slime but agrees with Hans that they're growing in the gloop rather than creating it. —  BBC (UK) Homepage main promotional content

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