glop

glop

1. verb To drop or plop something onto something. I have no idea what this is, the lunch lady just glopped it onto my plate. She just glopped the stack of papers onto my desk and left!
2. noun Something unpleasant and mushy, often food. Ugh, I'm not eating that unidentifiable glop—I brought my own lunch from home. That glop all over you better be mud!
3. noun Something, often writing, that is overly sentimental. I gave you an F because your story was pure glop, and I know you can do better.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

glop

(glɑp)
1. n. unappetizing food; gunk; anything undesirable. Do we have the same old glop again tonight?
2. tv. to slop or plop something (onto something). She glopped something horrible onto my plate.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • tighten (something) onto (something else)
  • stitch (something) onto (something else)
  • stitch onto
  • back onto
  • back onto (something)
  • tack (something) onto (something else)
  • tack onto
  • hammer (something) onto (something)
  • hammer onto
  • hook (something) onto (someone or something)
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Packaged in 12-ounce plastic tubs, Glop has a six-month shelf life and a suggested retail of $7.95 to $8.50.
Maggie lay steaming beside the radiator, the ice from both her muzzle and tail melting into a puddle of glop on the hardwood floor.
All blend in his person and words, not into a homogenized spiritual glop, but concentrated as a beam of light capable of penetrating the darkest corners of early 21st-century decadence and blindness to the future.
I encountered some of this glop at our church a while back, and one of the WWII veterans was the only one to back me up.
Some filmmakers, like Wenders and Schlondorff, managed a sort of transition to the international market, while Knight cites von Trotta's Paura e amore /Three Sisters (1988) and L'Africana/The Return (1990) as warning examples of attempts to produce pan-European films which wind up with no consistency, 'poured out like glop' (p.108).
Dad's specialite de la maison was spaghetti topped with a gelatinous glop of jarred sauce.
The cataglop ("cata" from catamaran, and "glop" from the sound the water makes as the boat does its work) aims to make short work of the bottles, seaweed, cigarette buts, bits of wood, oil, fuel and other pollution found floating in ports, lakes, rivers, canals and estuaries, which up to now could only be scooped up by means of large nets.
Belly-timber was food, and to glop was to swallow greedily.
As he trudged through glop, he remembers thinking that he hadn't envisioned the experience as part of an accounting career.
We glop on sunscreen and line the bottoms of our skis with climbing skins, strips of synthetic hairs that grab the snow like Velcro.
Lovely chap, terrific cricketer, super captain, remember him for the good things - that class of glop.
Amongst the larger trolls are Siarli Donc, Twrw Bol and Gwefus Glop who can transform themselves into trees and stones.
Applications include HGA assemblies, wire tacking, chip capacitor bonding, glop top, tamper proofing, potting and microencapsulation.
Cut a thin slot in the side of an empty can and run your putty knife through it to remove the glop. Make the slot slightly wider than the thickness of the blade and a little deeper than its width.
With the environment ravaged and corporate greed dominating all notions of progress and happiness, Piercy's America is several megacorporate-controlled, domed cities (called "multis"), surrounded by vast, toxic, gang-run slums (the "Glop").