- gooeyness
- noun see goo
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
gooeyness
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gooey — ► ADJECTIVE (gooier, gooiest) informal 1) soft and sticky. 2) mawkishly sentimental. DERIVATIVES gooeyness noun … English terms dictionary
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