mucous membrane

the quality or property of being sticky or having the ability to adhere to other surfaces

a stiff, sticky, fine-grained earth that can be molded when wet and is dried or fired to make bricks, pottery, and ceramics.

acting or moving in a slow, sluggish, or indecisive manner

to stick to or become attached to a surface

(physics) viscosity

to adhere; to stick together; to bond; to agglutinate

the physical property of being sticky or adhesive; gluing strength

sticky; slimy

glue; adhesive

to glue together

to join or unite materials together using an adhesive or bonding agent

to stick to; to cling to

sticky; adhesive

a sticky substance used for joining objects or materials together; glue

slime mold (Myxomycetes)

(linguistic) agglutinative

armyworm (Mythimna separata)

a dialectal term for broomcorn millet

long-winded or meandering in speech or behavior

saliva or dribble

sticky substance secreted by plants; resin

slimy or viscous, often referring to the texture of spoiled or decaying food

describes a pet that is friendly and enjoys constant interaction or following people around

the physical force or attraction that causes two different substances or surfaces to stick together

An agglutinative language (e.g. Turkish and Japanese).

(unpleasantly) sticky

glue; adhesive

describing a person who is overly dependent on others and likes to stay close to them, often used in a colloquial or slightly critical way.

emotionally over-dependent or overly attached in a relationship

clammy; damp and sticky

to glue to, paste onto, or stick on

(medicine) the abnormal union of body tissues, typically occurring after surgery or inflammation

the physical force or property of attraction that causes different surfaces or substances to stick together

a form of stop-motion animation using figures made of clay or other malleable materials

nasal mucous membrane

(physics) viscous force

velcro (Taiwan usage)

amonang tree (Ixonanthes chinensis)

tomatillo (Physalis philadelphica)