gunk
21gunk hole — a quiet anchorage, as in a cove, used by small yachts. [1905 10] * * * gunk hole, a shallow, sheltered cove filled with growths and rocks …
22gunk — Synonyms and related words: adherent, adhesive, albumen, barnacle, batter, bonnyclabber, bramble, brier, bulldog, burr, butter, cab, cement, clabber, cornstarch, cream, curd, decal, decalcomania, dough, egg white, gaum, gel, gelatin, glair, glop …
23gunk — (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. muck, mire, slime, sludge. See uncleanness …
24gunk — n 1. muck, goo, sticky stuff. An American version of the British gunge, now heard in Britain, too. By extension it can also mean debris or rubbish. 2. British a school misfit. A schoolboy term reported to be in use in Eton College by Tatler… …
25gunk — gʌŋk n. sticky or greasy substance …
26gunk — noun informal an unpleasantly sticky or messy substance. Origin 1930s (orig. US): the proprietary name of a detergent …
27gunk — Noun. Thick gooey liquid. 1900s …
28gunk — UK [ɡʌŋk] / US noun [uncountable] informal gunge …
29gunk — n. disgusting, messy substance of any sort …
30gunk — Any thick, oily liquid …