“Gooey” in Japanese
Short answer
Gooey in Japanese is “どろり” (dorori). Full meaning: thick (of a liquid), muddy, gooey.
Other ways to say “Gooey” in Japanese
粘っこい
nebakkoi sticky, gummy, gooey, gluey, glutinous; tenacious, persistent, dogged, stubborn
ネチャネチャ
nechanecha gooey, viscous, sticky
ヌレヌレ
nurenure viscously, sticky, gooey
べちゃべちゃ
bechabecha chattering, prattling, gooey, messy (from mud, ink, etc.)
ドロリ
dorori thick (of a liquid), muddy, gooey
トロリ
torori thick (of a liquid), muddy, gooey
とろり
torori thick (of a liquid), muddy, gooey
ねちゃねちゃ
nechanecha gooey, viscous, sticky
ぬれぬれ
nurenure viscously, sticky, gooey
ぺちゃぺちゃ
pechapecha chattering, prattling, gooey, messy (from mud, ink, etc.)
粘っこ
nebakko sticky, gummy, gooey, gluey, glutinous; tenacious, persistent, dogged, stubborn
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