gloppy
Adjective
Meaning
gloppy (comparative gloppier, superlative gloppiest)
(informal) gooey and viscous
Synonyms
Examples
I don't have time for any special skin routines. Many a night I go to bed with the gloppy mascara and all.
"I had been very anti-lip gloss for the past years and agreed that they can be too sticky, too gloppy, too 'stripper,' too much sparkle, etc.," she told me.
Of course, the frosting had hardened overnight and needed to be remade, but not before the gloppy mess broke her garbage disposal!
Thankfully, the tartar sauce was properly creamy, without being gloppy, and piquant, without too much or too little relish.
Just as you said, it broke horribly in my first bowl, but when I transferred the "gloppy" stuff to the second bowl, it emulsified beautifully!
Unfortunately, upon biting into the mammoth burger, it degenerated into a unphotogenic and gloppy mess, so you will only see pre-bite pictures.