- sticky
Refers to a physical state where something adheres to a surface or another object, often used to describe substances or situations that cause items to stick together.
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These cookies are sticky.
- thickly (e.g. painted); heavily (applied)
Describes the manner in which a substance is applied, indicating that it is layered or applied in an abundant way.
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He painted the picture thickly.
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This wall has been painted heavily.
- all over (pasting, stamping, etc.)
Indicates an action that involves spreading or applying something everywhere, often implying a thorough or extensive coverage.
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The children are playing by applying paint all over.
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I pasted the stickers all over.
- clinging (e.g. of a person); following around; being all over (each other); flirting
Describes a behavior where someone remains very close to another person, often implying a sense of attachment or intimacy, sometimes used in romantic contexts.
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She is always clinging to him.
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Those two were all over each other at the party.
- cliched; hackneyed
Refers to an idea, phrase, or expression that has become overly familiar or predictable due to excessive use, lacking originality.
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The story of that movie was cliched.
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His joke was so hackneyed that it wasn't funny.
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