goop
noun/ɡuːp/
Etymology
1930s, perhaps a variant of goo; compare gloop, and glob.
Definitions
A thick, slimy substance
A thick, slimy substance; goo.
A silly, stupid, or boorish person.
- I pointed out that Stiffy, who is pure padded cell from the foundation up, was planning to marry the Rev. H.P. Pinker, himself as pronounced a goop as ever preached the Hivites and Hittites
To apply a thick, slimy, or goo-like substance.
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To stare
To stare; gawk.
- Young John blushed at being found “gooping” at himself in the glass.
- He always said vegetables are grown to be eaten, not gooped at. Even a donkey doesn't want a carrot a foot long. I've always remembered. Of course he never won a thing at the Show.
- it was dreadful, it was frightening, to be the sort of woman that, for some unknown reason, all men looked at, all men gooped at, all men—wanted.
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