Our science experiment made a viscous blue goo that moved slower than me on Monday morning.
The syrup was so viscous that the pancake had time to file a complaint before it reached the edge.
My brother made a viscous smoothie that moved like it needed a nap halfway out of the cup.
The viscous paint dripped down the wall like it was doing a very lazy race with gravity.
Honey is naturally viscous because it’s thick and sticky—bees make it that way—so it flows much more slowly than water.
A small boy drops viscous honey on the kitchen floor. The viscous puddle moves almost not at all, a viscous string stretching from jar to floor. He pokes it; his fingers come away sticky and slow, coated in viscous goo. His mother brings a spoon, lifts the viscous mess, and they both laugh, relieved.
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