stickiness

You do seem to have involved her in some sort of stickiness.

Most of the stickiness should be gone from the dough.

She reached for his hand, felt the warm stickiness of blood.

It is important to put these two stickiness factors in perspective.

Mathematical example: a little price stickiness can go a long way.

She scratched her arm, but could not find the stickiness.

Running a hand through his damp hair, Martin felt a stickiness.

She got out of bed, feeling a lingering stickiness between her legs.

He did important work on menu costs, which are a source of price stickiness.

I felt the warm stickiness under my mail and clothes.

She could feel the warm stickiness of it, a contrast to his cold skin.

There was no blood, just a little stickiness at the point of severance.

"In a way I wanted to paint the stickiness of this world.

No doubt the stickiness and heat had contributed to his bad dream.

Beneath her fingers she felt the hot stickiness of drying blood.

No, not a taste, a feeling, like a slight stickiness.

He could feel the stickiness of dried perspiration on his body.

It felt good, the warm liquid getting rid of the stickiness.

"You never see this stickiness on the way up."

Repairs are in order if stickiness persists throughout the year.

He went past the slime and the stickiness to the fiber itself.

He felt the tape's stickiness before placing it on the blanket.

They stepped further into the waves, and let the water rinse away the stickiness.

The stickiness depends on brand and what you're trying to stick it to.

The stickiness of blood said that he was hurt.