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glop

/ɡlɒp/

Traduction: Nom désignant une masse informe et désagréable, ainsi qu'une œuvre (littérature ou musique) excessivement mièvre et sentimentale.

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noun

/ɡlɒp/B2formalart
  • frNom désignant une masse informe et désagréable, ainsi qu'une œuvre (littérature ou musique) excessivement mièvre et sentimentale.

A noun referring to an unpleasant, shapeless substance, or to writing or music that is excessively sweet and sentimental.

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  1. Unpleasant gooey substanceB2informalamerican

    Any sticky, semi-liquid, or shapeless mass, often considered messy or unappealing.

    frSubstance visqueuse désagréable

    • There was some green glop stuck to the bottom of the sink.
    • He scraped the glop off his shoe with a stick.
    • The soup had turned into a cold, unappetizing glop.

    Synonymesgoogoopguckgunkmuckoozeslimesludge

  2. Overly sentimental art or musicC1informalamericanart

    Writing, music, or other creative work that is excessively sweet, emotional, or sentimental.

    frmièvrerie sentimentale

    • The movie was just romantic glop with no real plot.
    • He dismissed the song as sentimental glop.
    • The novel was full of emotional glop that made it hard to take seriously.

    Synonymescorngoomawkishnessmushsapschmaltzsentimentalityslushtreacle

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  • glop's possessive singular form
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