gobbety

English

Etymology

From gobbet +‎ -y.

Adjective

gobbety (comparative more gobbety, superlative most gobbety)

1. Like gobbets; having the texture of gobbets.
   • 1984, John Updike, The Witches of Eastwick:

     […] that's the way the roundworm feels when a big gobbety mess of half-digested steak or moo goo gai pan comes sloshing down to him.

   • 2006, Stephen King, Cell:

     […] the pen had made a grinding sound against the bone of the old man's eyesocket when it finally let go, and there had been a loose, gobbety plopping sound as something fell from the bent tip of the pen's steel nib onto the blotter.