Definition of glop in English:

glop

nounPlural glops ɡlɒpɡlɑp

mass nounNorth American informal

1Sticky and amorphous matter, typically something unpleasant.
〈非正式，主北美〉（多指令人讨厌的）糊状物质，黏糊糊的东西
a cup of vile green glop
Example sentencesExamples
- Tommy was looking for glop, or slime, or something disgusting that makes a huge mess, and his mother seemed fine with that.
- The sun reflected off the snow will burn through even thick layers of glop.
- The fat lunch lady behind the counter grunted as she shoveled some glop onto their plates.
- I think I scraped it all outta my hair, and I got the grotesque green glop off my chin.
- The blue glop that they like to call food had just arrived, and everyone was scrambling to get a serving for some strange reason.
- White went to the buffet counter and served himself some of the grey glop in one of the vats.
- Tara takes another look at the glop, shakes her head fondly, and turns off the heat
- Suppressing many other urges, the wounded captain actually took hold of the shot glass in front of her, gazing down at the glop inside.
- People know the difference between cotton and silk; between institutional glop and gourmet meals.
- Finally, he was satisfied with his work and pulled his hand gently out, coated in green glop and various internal juices.
- We all took a bite and no one wanted to say how awful the glop had turned out.
- I had been holding onto the counter but hadn't seen the big glop of chocolate sauce.
- This glop went into a Pyrex dish and into the oven and appeared in tandem with holidays and caskets.
- I have more hair glop in my hair then I am sure she has used in her life time, just to give my hair the natural up do look, with my long ringlets spilling down my back.
- The dinner glop that served as stew brought him a bit lower, but his day was highlighted when he found a letter on his bunk that evening.
- All three versions combine the joy of dry, splintery pastry with the joy of chewy, indigestible glop.
- An unforeseen and ill-timed coughing incident means a huge great glop of red wine leaves your glass and lands on the sofa cushions.
- I stabbed at my plate of cafeteria glop unenthusiastically.
Synonyms
mud, muck, mire, ooze, silt, alluvium, dirt, slime, slush, slurry
1. 1.1count noun A soft, shapeless lump of something.
  （东西）不成形的软团
  a glop of creamy dressing
  一团奶油调料。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Leon looked down at the table and took a big glop of his drink.
  It helped to keep a paper towel under their hand so it wouldn't smudge where their hand rested, and to clean up any glops of pastel that stayed on the drawing.
  I pull myself out the seat and push the door open, making a face; the rain turned from huge glops to smaller, heaving it down worse than ever.
  It starts off as a malleable glop, neither too stiff nor too liquid, which can be shaped in a mold, where it hardens.
  He broke the surface up into a diagonal grid that he then filled with values of gray, black and white, using large glops of paint.
  I think a bigger factor in high salaries is what I call the Corruption Principle: those in charge of a large glop of wealth are going to take a chunk of it one way or another.
  My favorite part is the glops of caramel you suck up in the straw.
  He began to coat my head with it, smushing it on in huge glops.
  Glancing around as though someone were watching, I pulled a small jar of peanut butter from the back of a cupboard, and a spoon, taking a large glop of the stuff and stuffing it into my mouth.
  It's okay to be messy - glops of glue only make it more realistic.
  Having many more glutamines makes the binding stronger, and the cell's cytoplasm is afflicted with a gluey glop that leads to accumulating cell damage.
  It only absorbs so much, and a minimum of drips will prevent random glops of dye all over the hair.
  This prevents you from dumping a large glop of seasoning on the food.
  It's easy to make a mess of zabaglione and turn it into a heavy glop, but this was as light as a feather - and perfect.
2. 1.2 Worthless writing, music, or other material.
  commercialized glop, not worth thinking about
  Example sentencesExamples
  It's melodic, but even on a deep, meditative level, I feel this song is more glop than substance.
  Generally, the worst thing you can say about a movie like this is that it's cloying sentimental glop.
  Who had to read that soporific glop in high school?

verbglopped, glops, glopping ɡlɒp

North American informal

with object and adverbial of direction Transfer (a sloppy or sticky substance) to a container.
glop 2 gallons of premixed compound into a bucket
Example sentencesExamples
- I let the stuff glop into the pail I was given to store it in until I came down the ladder to put it in the wheelbarrow.
- He quickly pointed to an orange and white mush and the nearest cook spooned it out of the tub and glopped it into one of the tray's depressions.

Derivatives

gloppy

adjectivegloppiest, gloppier

North American

informal

It's neither comedy nor tragedy - just a big, gloppy mess.
Example sentencesExamples
- The texture is very strange - gloppy, gooey, glutinous, and not that easy to manage with chopsticks.
- Now, this is not macaroni and cheese, which is noodles in a wet, gloppy sauce.
- It turns gloppy and pasty once it sits in the pot after being taken off the heat.
- We make a New England clam chowder that is not that gloppy, thick, potato-infested thing we're all used to.

Origin

1940s: symbolic (see gloop).

Rhymes

atop, bop, chop, clop, cop, crop, dop, drop, Dunlop, estop, flop, fop, hop, intercrop, knop, kop, lop, mop, op, plop, pop, prop, screw-top, shop, slop, sop, stop, strop, swap, tiptop, top, underprop, whop

Definition of glop in US English:

glop

nounɡläpɡlɑp

1A sticky and amorphous substance, typically something unpleasant.
〈非正式，主北美〉（多指令人讨厌的）糊状物质，黏糊糊的东西
the snow was sun-softened glop
雪经太阳一晒就变软成糊状了。
Example sentencesExamples
- An unforeseen and ill-timed coughing incident means a huge great glop of red wine leaves your glass and lands on the sofa cushions.
- I think I scraped it all outta my hair, and I got the grotesque green glop off my chin.
- Tara takes another look at the glop, shakes her head fondly, and turns off the heat
- This glop went into a Pyrex dish and into the oven and appeared in tandem with holidays and caskets.
- The blue glop that they like to call food had just arrived, and everyone was scrambling to get a serving for some strange reason.
- White went to the buffet counter and served himself some of the grey glop in one of the vats.
- The dinner glop that served as stew brought him a bit lower, but his day was highlighted when he found a letter on his bunk that evening.
- We all took a bite and no one wanted to say how awful the glop had turned out.
- Finally, he was satisfied with his work and pulled his hand gently out, coated in green glop and various internal juices.
- All three versions combine the joy of dry, splintery pastry with the joy of chewy, indigestible glop.
- I have more hair glop in my hair then I am sure she has used in her life time, just to give my hair the natural up do look, with my long ringlets spilling down my back.
- People know the difference between cotton and silk; between institutional glop and gourmet meals.
- The sun reflected off the snow will burn through even thick layers of glop.
- Suppressing many other urges, the wounded captain actually took hold of the shot glass in front of her, gazing down at the glop inside.
- I had been holding onto the counter but hadn't seen the big glop of chocolate sauce.
- Tommy was looking for glop, or slime, or something disgusting that makes a huge mess, and his mother seemed fine with that.
- I stabbed at my plate of cafeteria glop unenthusiastically.
- The fat lunch lady behind the counter grunted as she shoveled some glop onto their plates.
Synonyms
mud, muck, mire, ooze, silt, alluvium, dirt, slime, slush, slurry
1. 1.1 A soft, shapeless lump of something.
  （东西）不成形的软团
  a glop of creamy dressing
  一团奶油调料。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He broke the surface up into a diagonal grid that he then filled with values of gray, black and white, using large glops of paint.
  Leon looked down at the table and took a big glop of his drink.
  He began to coat my head with it, smushing it on in huge glops.
  Having many more glutamines makes the binding stronger, and the cell's cytoplasm is afflicted with a gluey glop that leads to accumulating cell damage.
  It starts off as a malleable glop, neither too stiff nor too liquid, which can be shaped in a mold, where it hardens.
  It only absorbs so much, and a minimum of drips will prevent random glops of dye all over the hair.
  This prevents you from dumping a large glop of seasoning on the food.
  Glancing around as though someone were watching, I pulled a small jar of peanut butter from the back of a cupboard, and a spoon, taking a large glop of the stuff and stuffing it into my mouth.
  My favorite part is the glops of caramel you suck up in the straw.
  It's okay to be messy - glops of glue only make it more realistic.
  It helped to keep a paper towel under their hand so it wouldn't smudge where their hand rested, and to clean up any glops of pastel that stayed on the drawing.
  I pull myself out the seat and push the door open, making a face; the rain turned from huge glops to smaller, heaving it down worse than ever.
  I think a bigger factor in high salaries is what I call the Corruption Principle: those in charge of a large glop of wealth are going to take a chunk of it one way or another.
  It's easy to make a mess of zabaglione and turn it into a heavy glop, but this was as light as a feather - and perfect.
2. 1.2 Worthless or overly sentimental writing, music, or other material.
  commercialized glop, not worth thinking about
  Example sentencesExamples
  It's melodic, but even on a deep, meditative level, I feel this song is more glop than substance.
  Generally, the worst thing you can say about a movie like this is that it's cloying sentimental glop.
  Who had to read that soporific glop in high school?

Origin

1940s: symbolic (see gloop).

单词	glop
释义	Definition of glop in English: glop nounPlural glops ɡlɒpɡlɑp mass nounNorth American informal 1Sticky and amorphous matter, typically something unpleasant. 〈非正式，主北美〉（多指令人讨厌的）糊状物质，黏糊糊的东西 a cup of vile green glop Example sentencesExamples Tommy was looking for glop, or slime, or something disgusting that makes a huge mess, and his mother seemed fine with that. The sun reflected off the snow will burn through even thick layers of glop. The fat lunch lady behind the counter grunted as she shoveled some glop onto their plates. I think I scraped it all outta my hair, and I got the grotesque green glop off my chin. The blue glop that they like to call food had just arrived, and everyone was scrambling to get a serving for some strange reason. White went to the buffet counter and served himself some of the grey glop in one of the vats. Tara takes another look at the glop, shakes her head fondly, and turns off the heat Suppressing many other urges, the wounded captain actually took hold of the shot glass in front of her, gazing down at the glop inside. People know the difference between cotton and silk; between institutional glop and gourmet meals. Finally, he was satisfied with his work and pulled his hand gently out, coated in green glop and various internal juices. We all took a bite and no one wanted to say how awful the glop had turned out. I had been holding onto the counter but hadn't seen the big glop of chocolate sauce. This glop went into a Pyrex dish and into the oven and appeared in tandem with holidays and caskets. I have more hair glop in my hair then I am sure she has used in her life time, just to give my hair the natural up do look, with my long ringlets spilling down my back. The dinner glop that served as stew brought him a bit lower, but his day was highlighted when he found a letter on his bunk that evening. All three versions combine the joy of dry, splintery pastry with the joy of chewy, indigestible glop. An unforeseen and ill-timed coughing incident means a huge great glop of red wine leaves your glass and lands on the sofa cushions. I stabbed at my plate of cafeteria glop unenthusiastically. Synonyms mud, muck, mire, ooze, silt, alluvium, dirt, slime, slush, slurry 1.1count noun A soft, shapeless lump of something. （东西）不成形的软团 a glop of creamy dressing 一团奶油调料。 Example sentencesExamples Leon looked down at the table and took a big glop of his drink. It helped to keep a paper towel under their hand so it wouldn't smudge where their hand rested, and to clean up any glops of pastel that stayed on the drawing. I pull myself out the seat and push the door open, making a face; the rain turned from huge glops to smaller, heaving it down worse than ever. It starts off as a malleable glop, neither too stiff nor too liquid, which can be shaped in a mold, where it hardens. He broke the surface up into a diagonal grid that he then filled with values of gray, black and white, using large glops of paint. I think a bigger factor in high salaries is what I call the Corruption Principle: those in charge of a large glop of wealth are going to take a chunk of it one way or another. My favorite part is the glops of caramel you suck up in the straw. He began to coat my head with it, smushing it on in huge glops. Glancing around as though someone were watching, I pulled a small jar of peanut butter from the back of a cupboard, and a spoon, taking a large glop of the stuff and stuffing it into my mouth. It's okay to be messy - glops of glue only make it more realistic. Having many more glutamines makes the binding stronger, and the cell's cytoplasm is afflicted with a gluey glop that leads to accumulating cell damage. It only absorbs so much, and a minimum of drips will prevent random glops of dye all over the hair. This prevents you from dumping a large glop of seasoning on the food. It's easy to make a mess of zabaglione and turn it into a heavy glop, but this was as light as a feather - and perfect. 1.2 Worthless writing, music, or other material. commercialized glop, not worth thinking about Example sentencesExamples It's melodic, but even on a deep, meditative level, I feel this song is more glop than substance. Generally, the worst thing you can say about a movie like this is that it's cloying sentimental glop. Who had to read that soporific glop in high school? verbglopped, glops, glopping ɡlɒp North American informal with object and adverbial of direction Transfer (a sloppy or sticky substance) to a container. glop 2 gallons of premixed compound into a bucket Example sentencesExamples I let the stuff glop into the pail I was given to store it in until I came down the ladder to put it in the wheelbarrow. He quickly pointed to an orange and white mush and the nearest cook spooned it out of the tub and glopped it into one of the tray's depressions. Derivatives gloppy adjectivegloppiest, gloppier North American informal It's neither comedy nor tragedy - just a big, gloppy mess. Example sentencesExamples The texture is very strange - gloppy, gooey, glutinous, and not that easy to manage with chopsticks. Now, this is not macaroni and cheese, which is noodles in a wet, gloppy sauce. It turns gloppy and pasty once it sits in the pot after being taken off the heat. We make a New England clam chowder that is not that gloppy, thick, potato-infested thing we're all used to. Origin 1940s: symbolic (see gloop). Rhymes atop, bop, chop, clop, cop, crop, dop, drop, Dunlop, estop, flop, fop, hop, intercrop, knop, kop, lop, mop, op, plop, pop, prop, screw-top, shop, slop, sop, stop, strop, swap, tiptop, top, underprop, whop Definition of glop in US English: glop nounɡläpɡlɑp 1A sticky and amorphous substance, typically something unpleasant. 〈非正式，主北美〉（多指令人讨厌的）糊状物质，黏糊糊的东西 the snow was sun-softened glop 雪经太阳一晒就变软成糊状了。 Example sentencesExamples An unforeseen and ill-timed coughing incident means a huge great glop of red wine leaves your glass and lands on the sofa cushions. I think I scraped it all outta my hair, and I got the grotesque green glop off my chin. Tara takes another look at the glop, shakes her head fondly, and turns off the heat This glop went into a Pyrex dish and into the oven and appeared in tandem with holidays and caskets. The blue glop that they like to call food had just arrived, and everyone was scrambling to get a serving for some strange reason. White went to the buffet counter and served himself some of the grey glop in one of the vats. The dinner glop that served as stew brought him a bit lower, but his day was highlighted when he found a letter on his bunk that evening. We all took a bite and no one wanted to say how awful the glop had turned out. Finally, he was satisfied with his work and pulled his hand gently out, coated in green glop and various internal juices. All three versions combine the joy of dry, splintery pastry with the joy of chewy, indigestible glop. I have more hair glop in my hair then I am sure she has used in her life time, just to give my hair the natural up do look, with my long ringlets spilling down my back. People know the difference between cotton and silk; between institutional glop and gourmet meals. The sun reflected off the snow will burn through even thick layers of glop. Suppressing many other urges, the wounded captain actually took hold of the shot glass in front of her, gazing down at the glop inside. I had been holding onto the counter but hadn't seen the big glop of chocolate sauce. Tommy was looking for glop, or slime, or something disgusting that makes a huge mess, and his mother seemed fine with that. I stabbed at my plate of cafeteria glop unenthusiastically. The fat lunch lady behind the counter grunted as she shoveled some glop onto their plates. Synonyms mud, muck, mire, ooze, silt, alluvium, dirt, slime, slush, slurry 1.1 A soft, shapeless lump of something. （东西）不成形的软团 a glop of creamy dressing 一团奶油调料。 Example sentencesExamples He broke the surface up into a diagonal grid that he then filled with values of gray, black and white, using large glops of paint. Leon looked down at the table and took a big glop of his drink. He began to coat my head with it, smushing it on in huge glops. Having many more glutamines makes the binding stronger, and the cell's cytoplasm is afflicted with a gluey glop that leads to accumulating cell damage. It starts off as a malleable glop, neither too stiff nor too liquid, which can be shaped in a mold, where it hardens. It only absorbs so much, and a minimum of drips will prevent random glops of dye all over the hair. This prevents you from dumping a large glop of seasoning on the food. Glancing around as though someone were watching, I pulled a small jar of peanut butter from the back of a cupboard, and a spoon, taking a large glop of the stuff and stuffing it into my mouth. My favorite part is the glops of caramel you suck up in the straw. It's okay to be messy - glops of glue only make it more realistic. It helped to keep a paper towel under their hand so it wouldn't smudge where their hand rested, and to clean up any glops of pastel that stayed on the drawing. I pull myself out the seat and push the door open, making a face; the rain turned from huge glops to smaller, heaving it down worse than ever. I think a bigger factor in high salaries is what I call the Corruption Principle: those in charge of a large glop of wealth are going to take a chunk of it one way or another. It's easy to make a mess of zabaglione and turn it into a heavy glop, but this was as light as a feather - and perfect. 1.2 Worthless or overly sentimental writing, music, or other material. commercialized glop, not worth thinking about Example sentencesExamples It's melodic, but even on a deep, meditative level, I feel this song is more glop than substance. Generally, the worst thing you can say about a movie like this is that it's cloying sentimental glop. Who had to read that soporific glop in high school? Origin 1940s: symbolic (see gloop).
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