Used in a Sentence

gooey

How to use gooey in a sentence. Example sentences and definitions for gooey.

Editorial note

I trust Amazon because their practices make me feel warm and gooey inside.

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Definitions1
Parts of speech1

Quick take

soft and sticky

Meaning at a glance

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adjective

soft and sticky

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for gooey.

adjective

soft and sticky

Example sentences

1

I trust Amazon because their practices make me feel warm and gooey inside.

2

I guess sugar is sugar, but manipulating gooey honey sounds a lot harder that squirting gel pack.

3

I imagine a doctor drilling into my skeleton and using a large needle to suck out the gooey stuff that makes my blood.

4

I am sure they will do much better than gooey, mostly because they do not require users to download or install anything.

5

Apart from the gooey ending and the google twist, i could swear i had read that - a story, with a bookstore, with that meaning and process - before.

6

Powered thru and was fine after a couple of weeks and smelled quite okay but my hair suddenly became this mop of oil,gooey gunk on week 4/5 and I couldn't get rid of wash it out.

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The gooey nougat of the hikikomori phenomenon is, it's sort of a quiet rebellion against the complicated and restrictive social protocols that are part and parcel of being Japanese.

8

Mathematics is always of the form 'if these axioms are true, this theorem follows from it'.The real world and the notions which people consider to be self-evidently true is just some messy slimy gooey gunk best left to psychoanalysts and theoretical physicists and sewer workers and the like.

Frequently asked questions

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How do you use gooey in a sentence?

I trust Amazon because their practices make me feel warm and gooey inside.

What does gooey mean?

soft and sticky

What part of speech is gooey?

gooey is commonly used as adjective.