syrupy

syr·up·y also sir·up·y  (sr-p, sûr-)

adj.

1. Resembling syrup in taste or consistency.

2. Cloyingly sweet or sentimental.

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syrupy [ˈsɪrəpɪ]

adj

1. (Cookery) (of a liquid) thick or sweet

2. cloyingly sentimental a syrupy version of the Blue Danube

Thesaurus

Adj.	1.	syrupy - overly sweet                         cloying, saccharine, treacly sweet - having or denoting the characteristic taste of sugar
	2.	syrupy - having a relatively high resistance to flow viscous thick - relatively dense in consistency; "thick cream"; "thick soup"; "thick smoke"; "thick fog"
	3.	syrupy - with honey added honeyed, honied sugary - containing sugar; "he eats too much sugary food"

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syrupy

adjective romantic, emotional, sloppy (informal), touching, tender, pathetic, sentimental, nostalgic, tearful, corny (slang), cheesy (informal), mushy (informal), maudlin, simpering, weepy (informal), slushy (informal), mawkish, tear-jerking (informal), drippy (informal), schmaltzy (slang), icky (informal), gushy (informal), soft-hearted, overemotional, dewy-eyed, three-hankie (informal) this syrupy film version of Conroy's novel

Translations

syrupy [ˈsɪrəpɪ] ADJ

1. → parecido a jarabe, espeso como jarabe

2. (fig) → sensiblero, almibarado

syrupy [ˈsɪrəpi] adj → sirupeux/euse

syrupy, (US also) sirupy

adj → sirupartig, sirupähnlich; (pej) smile, voice → zucker- or honigsüß; (= sentimental) voice, song → schmalzig

syrupy [ˈsɪrəpɪ] adj (also) (fig) → sciropposo/a