gungy

And, when we asked for sauces, they came in simplypresented mini dishes - meaning there would no chance of finding one of those dreaded gungy sauce bottle tops on these premises.

"It's going to be loud, it's going to be gungy and best of all, you get to be a part of the action."

Still, when the sky is that sparkling blue that only winter can produce, what does it matter if what should be green underfoot has turned an uninviting shade of gungy brown, the sort of stuff you just know cakes beautifully.

So-called because the middle ear and Eustachian tube fills up with a gungy, glue-like fluid.

Earlier, we briefly revisited the mysterious Frenchman (Lambert Wilson) and his bosomy sidekick Persephone (Monica Bellucci), and made the acquaintance of the gungy Trainman (Bruce Spence).

Constant driving has compressed this gungy mess so that, at the first slight fall of rain, the water stays on the surface and helps to create perfect aqua-planing conditions.

During the show, visitors will have the chance to grapple with the gloop in a slime race or take part in a number of gungy experiments.

The resultant gungy mixure is then used as ground bait while they float fish various other normal baits.

Trim the chicken livers to remove any fat, sinew or gungy bits in general.

Get dirty with your favourite Trashies, to create gloopy, gungy and grimy Science Experiments galore, in Trash Pack Science (SSP PS14.99).

And, despite the relatively low level of traffic loading up plates tonight, there's certainly no visible sign - gungy, separated curry, curled-up naans - of stuff having sat around.

Made from a special anti-allergic fibre an exfoliating mitt is a hassle-free alternative to gungy, exfoliator creams.

This recipe produces the perfect chocolate cake, spongy at the edge and gungy in the middle.

The cream is very thick, almost gungy, so you have to be careful not to use too much.

Goodness knows how many bits of old hanky, gungy half packets of Polos and leaky biros lurk at the bottom of Camilla's bag.