the thin layer of tissue that lines many cavities and tubular organs in the body, such as the digestive and respiratory tracts

sticky or glutinous; thick and gooey in texture

mucus; any viscous or sticky liquid secreted by animals or plants

clay; loam; a type of soil with small particles that becomes sticky and plastic when wet, used for making bricks, tiles, and pottery

to stick to something; to stay attached by means of a sticky surface or substance

The degree to which a liquid or semi-liquid resists flow, or the strength of a sticky substance's adhesive force.

To stick together or bond

stickiness; viscosity; the quality of being sticky or having gluing strength

sticky; glutinous; pasty

adhesive; binder; glue; a substance used to bond two surfaces together

to bond or bind things together using an adhesive substance; to adhere

to bind or stick together; to adhere into a single mass

to stick; to adhere; to cling to something

sticky; adhesive

glue; adhesive; any sticky substance used to join things together

slime mold; slime fungus; any of a group of organisms including Myxomycetes

(linguistic) agglutinative; the property of combining distinct word parts to form complex words

A type of grayish-brown moth whose larvae are a major pest for crops such as wheat, corn, and rice; also called [[虸蚄|虸蚄|zi3 fang1]] or [[行军虫|行軍蟲|xing2 jun1 chong2]].

sticky rice, such as [[糯米|糯米|nuo4 mi3]] or [[黄米|黃米|huang2 mi3]]

A type of synthetic fiber made from cellulose sources such as wood pulp, plant stalks, or cotton linters through a wet spinning process

thievish or light-fingered; prone to stealing or shoplifting

A sticky cake made of glutinous rice flour, often eaten during the Lunar New Year.

any of a group of RNA viruses that includes those causing mumps and measles

To make mistakes in the required tonal patterns of classical Chinese poetry, specifically failing to match the tones of specific lines as required by the rules of regulated verse.

(Taiwan) to stick to something; to adhere; to be sticky

sticky and damp; clammy

A modeling material made of paper pulp mixed with resin or fiber that can be shaped into figures and air-dried for painting and preservation

glue; adhesive

a term for a large sea turtle or legendary tortoise

tending to stay close to someone and refusing to leave them; often describes a child or a pet that is very affectionate or demanding of attention

clay animation; Claymation

(physics) viscous force

hook-and-loop fastener made of two strips of nylon; commonly used in Taiwan

amonang tree; scientific name Ixonanthes chinensis

tomatillo (Physalis philadelphica)

sticky oil or heavy oil; a dark, highly adhesive and waterproof oil distilled from petroleum at high temperatures, used for paving roads and roofing

saliva; slobber; any sticky liquid

saliva; slaver; dribble or slobber

thick and sticky; resistant to flow

the property of a fluid that resists flow, especially as studied in physics

slimy or slippery, as of rotten food; viscous

phlegm; sticky mucus

adhesive agent; a substance used to bond two surfaces together

adhesive power or force; the attraction between the surface molecules of different substances that causes them to stick together

A type of language where words are formed by joining distinct parts together without changing them, such as Japanese or Turkish.

viscous; having both high stickiness and high density

the degree of thickness or stickiness of a fluid; viscosity

sticky and wet; unpleasantly clammy or gooey

viscose; a viscous solution of cellulose used in making rayon and cellophane