viscous

vis·cous  (vsks)

adj.

1. Having relatively high resistance to flow.

2. Viscid; sticky.

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[Middle English, from Old French, from Late Latin viscsus; see viscose.]

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viscous·ly adv.

viscous·ness n.

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viscous [ˈvɪskəs], viscose

adj

1. (of liquids) thick and sticky; viscid

2. having or involving viscosity

[from Late Latin viscōsus; see viscose]

viscously  adv

viscousness  n

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viscous  (vsks)

Having relatively high resistance to flow (high viscosity).

Thesaurus

Adj.	1.	viscous - having a relatively high resistance to flow syrupy thick - relatively dense in consistency; "thick cream"; "thick soup"; "thick smoke"; "thick fog"
	2.	viscous - having the sticky properties of an adhesive gluey, glutinous, gummy, mucilaginous, sticky, viscid, pasty adhesive - tending to adhere

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viscous

adjective thick, sticky, gooey (informal), adhesive, tenacious, clammy, syrupy, glutinous, gummy, gelatinous, icky (informal), gluey, treacly, mucilaginous, viscid a viscous, white, sticky liquid

Translations

viscous [ˈvɪskəs] ADJ → viscoso

viscous [ˈvɪskəs] adj → visqueux/euse, gluant(e)

viscous

adj (form) → zähflüssig; (Phys) → viskos

viscous [ˈvɪskəs] adj → viscoso/a