gumlike

I visited these shattered apartments and once, after leaving, found a bit of human flesh sticking gumlike to my shoe.

"After dripping down, the snake's venom would then collect in the bottom of the pot and congeal into a yellowish gumlike substance.

While tourists looked on, curious and awed by this ancient rite, Elsie whacked the spinifex until a small blob of gumlike resin formed in the curve of the bowl.

(He decided to forgo the spruce gum for fear it would ruin the taste of the food, a decision heartily endorsed by several guests who tried some of the gumlike sap from a nearby tree.)

The resin secreted by the insects was gathered and traded to the desert Fremen, who boiled it (distilling and saving the water vapor given off-waste not, want not) to produce a gumlike varnish.

Rama and Lakshman had sat in the shade of these very trees, eating their fill of the chewy, gumlike fruit, carrying the rest back to Susama-daiimaa, who cooked a delicious sweet-sour phanas curry in the Marathi style.

We can introduce into the system the gumlike substance obtainable from Levisticum (lovage) - as a decoction, or preferably in the slightly modified form of a preparation - then the activity of the astral body, wrongly absorbed by the circulation, is set free, and the strengthening of the brain organization occurs.