Crossword clues for goo
goo
- Sticky material
- Sloppy stuff
- Icky substance
- Hair gel, for instance
- Guck relative
- GLUTINOUS SUBSTANCE
- Fake blood, e.g
- Crib talk
- Baby's syllable
- Word from an infant
- Viscous mass
- Thick substance
- The Blob, essentially
- Tar, e.g
- Tacky stuff
- Syrupy sentiment
- Sticky mess
- Sludgy substance
- Sentimental nonsense
- Sentimental excess
- Semisolid stuff
- S'more center, ideally
- Molten tar, e.g
- Melted tar, for example
- Icky sticky stuff
- Crude oil, e.g
- Baby's first word
- World of ___ (computer game featuring sticky stuff)
- When repeated, infant's sound
- When repeated, baby's utterance
- What a melted marshmallow turns into
- Wet tar, for instance
- Wet tar, for example
- Viscous ooze
- Unspecified glop
- Unappealing viscous material
- Thick, slimy substance
- Thick, messy gunk
- The Blob’s makeup
- Surfeit of sentiment
- Substance such as tree sap or hot tar
- Substance such as honey or tree sap
- Stuff like syrup
- Sticky stuff like melted chocolate
- Sticky icky stuff
- Sticky gunge
- Sticky 1990 Sonic Youth album?
- Sonic Youth's major label debut
- Smoldering tar, e.g
- Slime relative
- Result of nuking a Nestlé
- Result of a meltdown?
- Repeated word in John Rzeznik's band name
- Output from Slimer in "Ghostbusters"
- Oozing gunk
- Oozing crud
- Oobleck, e.g
- Nickelodeon's trademark slime
- Moogai pan
- Moo ____ gai pan
- Moo ___ gai pan (Chinese restaurant order)
- Molasses or melted tar
- Molasses or honey, e.g
- Melted tar, e.g
- Melted peanut butter, e.g
- Melted marshmallows, e.g
- Melted ice cream, for instance
- Liquid tar, e.g
- It's icky and sticky
- Infantile word
- Hot tar, for instance
- Hot chocolate, e.g
- Honey, e.g
- Honey or molasses, e.g
- Highchair syllable
- Halloween "blood," e.g
- Half a musical doll?
- Hair gel, for example
- Hair gel or wet tar
- Grody stuff
- Glue, e.g
- Glue ... or a rhyme for "glue"
- Gloppy substance
- Foolish sentimentality
- Extreme sentimentality
- Excess epoxy
- Crib comment
- Cradle talk
- Comment from the cradle
- Comment from a babe
- Baby's stereotypical first syllable
- Baby's first syllable, sometimes
- Baby's first "word," but c'mon, let's face it, it's not really a word, per se, more like a grunt
- Baby monitor word
- Baby babble
- Axle grease, e.g
- Apt rhyme for "glue"
- __ Gone: gunk-cleaning product
- Gunky stuff
- Maudlin sentimentality
- Sticky stuff like hair gel
- Sentimentality, to some
- Early baby word
- Infantile remark
- Sentimental stuff
- Mud
- Schmaltz
- Baby syllable
- Gloppy stuff
- First word?
- Melted caramel, e.g.
- Baby's first word, maybe
- Comment from a high chair
- Bit of baby talk
- "Ick!" evoker
- Exudation, maybe
- Moo ___ gai pan (Chinese menu item)
- Word from the crib
- Muck
- It's gross
- Melted tar, e.g.
- Slime, e.g
- Fake blood, maybe
- Sentimental drivel
- Melted chocolate, e.g.
- Hot tar, e.g.
- Melted ice cream, e.g.
- Liquid tar, e.g.
- Molten tar, e.g.
- Melted Popsicle, e.g.
- Wet gunk
- Fake blood, e.g.
- Liquidy gunk
- Oozy stuff
- S'mores marshmallow, after roasting
- When repeated, early baby sounds
- Icky stuff
- Oil or honey
- Sickly sweet sentiment
- Too-sweet sentiment
- Melted mess
- Hot 17-Across, e.g.
- Any thick messy substance
- Excessive sentimentality
- Mushy stuff
- Stickum
- Baby talk word
- Baby-talk word
- Mawkish drivel
- Baby's word, in comics
- Baby's word or baby's food
- Viscid substance
- Blobby substance
- Nursery word
- Sweet talk
- Stuff that’s sweet and endlessly virtuous?
- Sticky slimy stuff
- Slimy substance
- Sentimentality is mostly beneficial
- Sentimentality of last character abandoning Mediterranean island
- Not entirely splendid, slimy stuff
- Pass round sticky stuff
- Travel over slush
- Saccharine sentiment
- Slimy stuff
- Sticky substance such as honey, hair gel, or hot tar
- Yucky stuff
- Sticky gunk
- Viscous stuff
- Slimy gunk
- Baby's first word, sometimes
- Infantile syllable
- Bit of baby babble
- Baby word
- Viscous substance
- Messy stuff
- Sludgy stuff
- Sentimental tripe
- Moo -- gai pan
- Icky, sticky stuff
- Hair gel, e.g
- Hot tar, for example
- Glutinous stuff
- Baby's first word?
- Baby's first and second word?
- Oozy gunk
- Oozing stuff
- Nursery sound
- Hot tar, e.g
- Thick, messy substance
- Sticky glop
- Infant's sound
- Thick stuff
- Syrupy stuff
- Sticky, yucky stuff
- Sticky, wet stuff
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1903, American English, of obscure origin, probably a back-formation from gooey.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. 1 (context uncountable informal English) Any semi-solid or liquid substance; especially one that is sticky, gummy or slippery; frequently of vague or unknown composition, or a bodily fluid. 2 Excessive, showy sentimentality vb. (context transitive English) To apply goo to something. Etymology 2
n. An example of baby talk. vb. (context intransitive English) To produce baby talk.
WordNet
Wikipedia
Goo is any viscous, sticky substance. Goo or GOO may also refer to:
goo (stylized with no capitalizing of the first letter) is an internet search engine and web portal based in Japan, which crawls and indexes primarily Japanese language websites. goo is operated by the Japanese NTT Resonant, a subsidiary of NTT Communications.
Goo is the sixth studio album by American alternative rock band Sonic Youth. It was released on June 26, 1990 by record label DGC. The album was Sonic Youth's debut release on a major record label, after the band signed to Geffen Records following the release of Daydream Nation (1988).
Goo was recorded over a short period in early 1990 at Sorcerer Sound Recording Studios and Greene St. Recording with Daydream Nation producer Nick Sansano and additional producer Ron Saint Germain. The album's sound diverged considerably from their earlier material and is often considered "their most accessible album", with elements of experimental rock, garage punk, alternative rock and hard rock.
Lead single " Kool Thing" charted in the United States, United Kingdom and Ireland. Two other singles—"Disappearer" and " Dirty Boots"—were also released from the album, although neither were as successful as "Kool Thing".
Upon its release, Goo was a moderate commercial/marketing success, peaking at No. 96 on the Billboard 200 in the United States and charting in the Netherlands, New Zealand and the UK. Critical reception to the album was positive. To support its release, Sonic Youth toured Europe and North America twice in 1990. Following the mainstream breakthrough of alternative rock and grunge, the band toured Europe again in fall 1991 with Nirvana, Dinosaur Jr., Babes in Toyland and Gumball. The latter tour was chronicled on the documentary 1991: The Year Punk Broke, directed by Dave Markey.
Usage examples of "goo".
Grateful for the familiarity of the California roll, Chia ate everything except the one with the orange sea-urchin goo on top.
The human brain is made up of approximately 84 quintillion molecules that are woven together in incredibly complex strands and ribbons of clumpy gray goo.
Colorless goo, the ectoplasm of magically created mass, spattered out between the crushed plates and hide and down into the car.
Both of us were coated in dust that was stuck to the stinking, colorless goo, the ectoplasm that magic called from somewhere else whenever generic mass was called for in a spell.
I bought a good Humor, the special flavor of the month, something with a lot of goo on the outside and a fudgy chocolate core inside the ice cream.
Wulfgar, extending a wand and blasting the huge barbarian square in the chest with a glob of sticky goo that knocked him back against the Cutlass and held him there.
Suppose a certain amount of goo and gurry does get spilled on the deck--well, what then?
Only when I had climbed above the mutagenic goo that E1 Paso-Juarez calls air did I begin to relax.
Metria screamed in almost nymphly fashion, trying to hold the goo in her hands.
Father Francis goo by me without a spetting, and saying of their Ayes and Malificas--I do know what their Rooman Latin do mane, zo well as ever they, I du!
His chin bears a dull-blue tattoo which would strike terror to the hearts and loosen the strings of the bowels of the vilest ruffians in Rangoon, Lahore, Peshawar, Pernambuco, and Wei-hatta-hatta yet unhanged, save, of course, that it is almost always by virtue of dust, the inky goo of curried squid, and a hatred of water akin to hydrophobia, totally invisible.
Instinctively, Vendes loosed another gob of goo, but it seemed to pass right through the charging woman to splat harmlessly against the wall.
Where-Are-They-Now and Threats carried stories of worse tragedies: planets kneedeep in replicant goo, races turned brainless by badly programmed immune systems.
The pavement was shiny, as black goo congealed into plasticky, pungent shellac.
His long, prehensile toes were locked in the sucking goo, but he showed no sign of panic.