gummy
- adjective
- /ˈɡʌmi/
- I love how the gummy texture of these sweets makes them fun to eat.
- gummy bears
Milk Duds or Nerds gummy clusters.
- Milk Duds or Nerds gummy clusters.
- Anyways, that is the most ridiculous, disgusting amount of gummy sweets.
- I ordered some apple cider vinegar and some collagen from my protein in the form of like a chewy gummy.
- It broke apart, but it was still gummy E really unique.
- Oh man, words cannot express what happened to me after eating these the gummy bear cleanse.
- It's like kind of like bubble gummy.
- Okay, there's still sugar, but it's like significantly less than your average little gummy loving candy option.
Examples
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My 6-year-old is fond of fruity, gummy, chewy things.
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These gummy candies are soft and chewy, making them a favorite among kids.
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Like I said, really, really gummy and soft.
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This is in gummy form and it is so good, as you can see, like it's almost gone.
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But from the thing, it looks like it's going to be some kind of gummy sweet that has like a juice in the middle.
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They're kind of gummy, but in a good way.
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I love the softer, more gummy texture in the keys.
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The dessert featured gummy bears that added a chewy element to the cake.
Synonyms
Hard to bite and break with your teeth because it is tough and a little rubbery
Tough and hard to chew, like overcooked meat or seafood
A soft, sticky texture like chewing gum that stretches without tearing
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Etymology
A helpful way to remember the soft meaning of gummy is to think of chewy sweets called 'gummies' that feel like gum 'sticky or stretchy' in your mouth, so gummy also means 'soft and chewy'.