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tacky

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The case does thankfully not look ' grand ' or tacky at all, rather looks elegant. [adjective]

Designed to dry rapidly on the chain and give a highly adhesive, clean and non-tacky lubricant film. [adjective]

Sorry. Seems kinda tacky to bring it up. [Please select]

The shellac should be tacky when the pieces of tinfoil are put in place. [Please select]

The jelly is extremely viscous and tacky to the touch. [Please select]

--Of all grades of crepe this is the one most liable to become tacky in transit. [Please select]

Much of the "wild" rubber was soft and tacky and inferior to "earth-scrap." [Please select]

(6) A dark rubber, often tacky, prepared from scrap found in or on the ground near the base of the trees. [Please select]

If the crepe is not rolled thin enough drying will be unduly prolonged, with a possibility that the rubber will become tacky. [Please select]

That some of it does become slightly tacky is certain, but on the whole native rubber, though crudely prepared, is usually sound. [Please select]

This effect is further magnified if the "tacky" piece of rubber is packed in close contact with previously unaffected rubber. [Please select]

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