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As a whole, it is remarkably light and not at all gloppy.

"Also there's a lot of overlap between groups, which makes the stats a little gloppy sometimes."

I turned to stare into the gloppy green water.

Yet though the textures are dense, they are never gloppy.

The cheesecake would have been better without the gloppy blueberry preserve.

Given away by Chinese delivery restaurants, they were often gloppy and unappetizing.

And there's one more up side to a gloppy snowfall: it makes better snowballs.

The orchestration is gloppy in places, and the music rumbles along too much.

Then she lifted another gloppy spoonful of bread and milk to her mouth.

"But I haven't been doing that many gloppy, lacquered looks," he says.

The filling in the blueberry pie was gloppy with cornstarch.

I said, "with no sauce," because the gloppy stuff didn't appeal to me.

Its brown sauce was gloppy, the fish and vegetables miserably mushy.

That usually means two dry, formerly frozen imports under a gloppy bread mountain.

"Fresh mozzarella is softer and very gloppy when it melts," she said.

Next I bade goodbye to gloppy sunblock and red noses.

It is sweetish and gloppy and a first cousin of dog food.

For some reason, brewpubs always serve huge, gloppy, infantile desserts.

Yes, models wear lipstick but not gloppy looking.

It was a sort of gloppy sound.

But the teriyakis were bogged down by a gloppy sauce.

And the clear plastic modular tops reveal dishes that are nothing like the standard gloppy stuff.

I was struck by the sound of the butter, which made sucking, slightly gloppy noises beneath her palms.

I despise the gloppy, cornstarch-thickened variety, in which a spoon can stand straight up at attention.

My old gloppy sponges may be effective if I cover them with collars of foam strips.