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mucilaginous (adj) – 1. Resembling mucilage; moist and sticky.
Source : The Free Dictionary
Etymology : Early 15th century, “viscous, sticky; slimy and ropy,” from Medieval Latin muscilaginosus, from Late Latin mucilaginosus, from mucilago.
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