Sentence examples for get gooey from inspiring English sources

So if you're going to get gooey about something, that's not so bad.

"Will you just look at that little chap!" To many bush-hardened southern Africans, a baby elephant sheltering under its mother's belly is not necessarily something to get gooey about.

This can get a little messy (especially if there are children around), so lay down some newspapers, put away any objects you don't want to get gooey, and grab your essentials.

Getting gooey about Britain, they say, would risk forsaking the solid ground of reason for a boggy nationalist trap.

Unfortunately, much of the rest of this production, lackadaisically directed by Paul Stancato, gets gooey or stays flat.

Yes, it gets gooey, but locations and performances "help to make the film's relentless sentimentality more bearable than it otherwise might have been" (Scott).

When the measuring cap that comes with the medicine bottle gets gooey and gummed up, the temptation is to grab a kitchen spoon to guesstimate a teaspoon's worth of liquid medicine.

It is extra work -- but worth it as it cements the roofing, extra well, the first time it gets hot and the fresh asphalt gets gooey.

In a plastic bag, mix some food coloring with a small amount of rubbing alcohol.The alcohol will evaporate quickly and prevent the noodles from getting gooey.

Clue: it makes us go gooey when you get all powerful and angry.

"We don't sit around and get all gooey and wonder if these people have been misunderstood in their childhood.