stickery
- adjective
- /ˈstɪkəri/
- After applying the glue, the paper felt very stickery and was hard to pull apart.
This feels a lot more like a sticky kind of gloss.
- This feels a lot more like a sticky kind of gloss.
- They stay on, but they don't get super sticky or weird or goopy.
- They're like little balls of dew, like sticky, really sticky, clear dew.
- It's a little bit sticky and a tiny bit streaky.
- So this one gummy, super dense, sticky and sour.
- Sweet Peach Peach flavoured non sticky lip gloss or glossy lips.
Examples
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It is fun to eat and work with, but it is very sticky, light corn syrup.
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So it forms this really sticky outside coating.
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So it's kind of like a sticky film all over your skin.
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So you just really want to make sure that sticky layer is removed.
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This feels a lot more like a sticky kind of gloss.
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It's a little bit sticky and a tiny bit streaky.
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This is such a sticky, sticky full lash mascara.
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They stay on, but they don't get super sticky or weird or goopy.
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The stickery tape was difficult to remove from the package because it kept sticking to everything.
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This type of paint has a stickery finish that makes it perfect for creating textures on the canvas.
Synonyms
Covered with a substance that keeps it on other things
Not completely dry and slightly sticky to the touch
Sticking to a surface so it stays in place
With glue on the back so you can press it onto something
Sticky like glue that easily sticks to things
Sticks firmly to a surface
Thick and sticky so things stick together
Being soft and sticky, like thick glue
Thick and sticky like glue or syrup
Very sticky and thick so things stick together
Sticky and thick so it stays on hands or objects
Having a wet, glue like feel that makes things stay on it
Antonyms
How Sticky
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stickery comes from the word stick ('to attach or cling') plus the ending -ery, and it is like the words sticky and sticker. So stickery describes a surface that is likely to stick to other things.