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(Pertaining to mushroom cap) slimy or slippery surface when wet, becoming sticky as it starts to dry.<\/p>\n

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Having a glutinous surface.<\/p>\n

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(of cap or stem) Slippery to the touch when wet from a thin mucous layer, becoming sticky when losing moisture.<\/p>\n

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Referring to a liquid which is sticky and slow-moving.<\/p>\n

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Adhering, glutinous, sticky. In bacteriology, said of a colony that strings out by clinging to a needle that is touched to the culture and withdrawn. In a liquid culture the sediment rises in a coherent strand when the culture tube is swirled.<\/p>\n

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(Pertaining to mushroom cap) slimy or slippery surface when wet, becoming sticky as it starts to dry. Having a glutinous surface. (of cap or stem) Slippery to the touch when wet from a thin mucous layer, becoming sticky when losing moisture. Referring to a liquid which is sticky and slow-moving. Adhering, glutinous, sticky. 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