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The anchovy is all zesty red sauce and fresh fish; the cheese is agreeably gloppy and gooey.

"What is now clear is that a lot of dementia is caused by gloppy proteins.

Whip up a batch or two of gloopy, gloppy Halloween slime!

Part of the problem is that tsimmes, as many Americans know it today, has been reduced to a gloppy, cloyingly sweet compote.

With the pasta well cooked, the penne's taste and texture were perfect; it was neither crispy nor a starchy, gloppy mess.

With its glassy pink tautness and oceanic aroma, the appetizer put the gloppy mashed potatoes and dry turkey that followed to shame.

The uppermost registers were made of cloth pulled taut over fusible muslin and canvas interfacing, and the lower regions were painted Plexiglas (sometimes brushed and sprayed, and by turns messily gloppy and relatively smooth) that hung from the top sections like giant earrings from lobes.

Moisturizing masks have traditionally been dense and gloppy, but the new generation of masks are applied in a thin layer that is essentially transparent and made with a higher concentration of active ingredients than most creams or serums in the marketplace.

If you've used a gloppy dye, like the turmeric, rinse eggs after drying.

It took weeks (and probiotics) to get their little tummies happy so that they produced nice stool, as opposed to stinky, gloppy piles.

"It [sunscreen] is much lighter, it stays on better, it doesn't feel goopy and gloppy."

Xylene, a solvent that keeps your nail polish from getting gloppy; it's also a known allergen and possible carcinogen, according to research from the International Agency on Research For Cancer Scientific Publications Series.