gunge
- noun
- /ɡʌndʒ/
- UK
:
mugre
- It ain't no easy task to turn all that gunge, that swamp gunge, that Neolithic jet fuel into love of one another.
It ain't no easy task to turn all that gunge, that swamp gunge, that Neolithic jet fuel into love of one another.
- It ain't no easy task to turn all that gunge, that swamp gunge, that Neolithic jet fuel into love of one another.
Examples
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The children laughed as they played in the gunge made of slime and glitter at the party.
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So I get people on the street when they see me, they point at me and they shout gunge that pedo.
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So I get people in the street when they see me, they point at me and they shout gunge that pedo.
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She accidentally stepped into a pool of gunge that had formed in the old basement.
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After the storm, the street was covered in a thick layer of gunge from the muddy rainwater.
Synonyms
59
3.0
A thick sticky substance that is soft and wet
15
4.6
Thick sticky stuff that is dirty or unpleasant
10
7.5
A thick sticky substance that is often messy
5
9.0
A sticky, shapeless lump of wet, unpleasant material
3
9.9
A sticky, greasy dirt that is hard to remove
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9.5
A thick sticky substance that looks dirty and unpleasant
A sticky, unpleasant substance that stays on a surface after use
Antonyms
How Sticky
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gunge is like the word gunk, meaning a thick, sticky, and dirty substance. That's why we call the slimy, unpleasant build-up in pipes or on shoes 'gunge'.