glop — /glop/, n. Informal. 1. unappetizing food, esp. of a semiliquid consistency. 2. any messy substance, esp. of a semiliquid consistency. 3. sentimentality; mawkishness. [1940 45; expressive word akin to GOOP, GULP] * * * … Universalium
glop — [glɔp US gla:p] n AmE gloop [glu:p] BrE [U] [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: Probably from the sound it makes] informal a thick soft wet mass of something >gloppy adj … Dictionary of contemporary English
glop — [ glap ] noun count AMERICAN VERY INFORMAL a small amount of a substance, especially food, that is soft, wet, and unpleasant … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
glop — ☆ glop [gläp ] n. [< ? GL(UE) + (SL)OP] Informal any soft, gluey substance, thick liquid, etc. gloppy adj … English World dictionary
glop — [[t]glɒp[/t]] n. Informal. 1) inf any gooey or gelatinous substance, esp. soft unappetizing food 2) inf sentimentality; mawkishness • Etymology: 1940–45; expressive word akin to goop, gulp glop′py, adj. pi•er, pi•est … From formal English to slang
glop — noun (U) AmE informal a thick soft wet mass, especially of food that looks too unpleasant to eat gloppy adjective … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
gloop — /gloop/ (informal) intransitive verb 1. (of a thick viscous substance) to bubble or plop slowly and heavily, esp with a soft thick plopping or popping sound 2. To fall, drip or lie in a thick viscous dribble or drop noun 1. Thick viscous liquid,… … Useful english dictionary
muck — noun 1) I ll just clean off the muck Syn: dirt, grime, filth, mud, slime, mess; informal crud, gunk, grunge, gunge, guck, glop 2) spreading muck on the fields Syn: dung … Thesaurus of popular words
pap — noun 1) a plateful of tasteless pap Syn: soft food, mush, slop, pulp, purée, mash, trademark Pablum; informal goo, goop, glop, gook 2) commercial pap Syn: trivia, pulp (fiction) … Thesaurus of popular words
pulp — 1. noun 1) he kneaded it into a pulp Syn: mush, mash, paste, purée, pomace, pap, slop, slush, mulch; informal gloop, goo, glop 2) the sweet pulp on cocoa seeds Syn: fles … Thesaurus of popular words