1. comparative form of gloopy; more thick, sticky, or viscous in consistency
Usage: informal; chiefly British

Examples

• The batter became gloopier as we added more flour.
• This paint is gloopier than the last brand we tried.
• The pudding mixture looked gloopier after sitting in the refrigerator.
• She preferred the gloopier texture of the homemade sauce.
• The mixture got gloopier as the water evaporated.