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  • adjective gloppy, gooey

Etymologies

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gook +‎ -y

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Examples

  • Eventually, I suppose, "Maharat" will cease to sound silly and gobbledy-gooky, and we will accept it as a legitimate title.

    Leora Tanenbaum: A Rabbi Is Not a "Rabbi" in the Jewish Orthodox Twilight Zone 2009

  • But if you are into that kind of entertainment, fair enough.. theres tonnes of movies like that out there… and don't get me wrong… i thought "Knowing" was kind of entertaining..kind of funny even with that gooky script who wouldnt?

    Roger Ebert's Two Lists of the Best Films of 2009 Unveiled « FirstShowing.net 2009

  • She was in danger of getting her black shoes all gooky.

    Zombie Lover Anthony, Piers 1998

  • She was in danger of getting her black shoes all gooky.

    Zombie Lover Anthony, Piers 1998

  • It couldn't be helped; she landed squarely on all four hooves and slid to a gooky stop.

    Isle of View Anthony, Piers 1990

  • My cheese is all gooky from the last time he rained on it!

    Isle of View Anthony, Piers 1990

  • Today, we learn about a strange gooky substance, the Suez Canal and an act of heroism in Egypt that had librarians worldwide cheering.

    NPR Topics: News 2011

  • Learn about a gooky substance, the Suez Canal and an act of heroism that had librarians cheering.

    NPR Topics: News 2011

  • Today, we learn about a strange gooky substance, the Suez Canal and an act of heroism in Egypt that had librarians worldwide cheering.

    NPR Topics: News 2011

  • Meanwhile, "gooky wet stuff" and "assorted yuck" are being hauled from Owens Hall and the annex of Bancroft, and a contractor is busy collecting computers from the buildings for repair.

    The Herald | HeraldOnline.com - Front 2010

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