Adhesiveness
101pastiness — past·i·ness || peɪstɪnɪs n. stickiness, adhesiveness; doughiness, having the qualities of dough …
102stickiness — stick·i·ness || stɪkɪnɪs n. adhesiveness, quality of being sticky …
103tackiness — n. stickiness, adhesiveness; tastelessness, cheapness, gaudiness …
104viscidities — vis·cid·i·ty || vɪ sɪdÉ™tɪ n. sticky thickness; adhesiveness …
105viscidity — vis·cid·i·ty || vɪ sɪdÉ™tɪ n. sticky thickness; adhesiveness …
106viscousness — n. stickiness, thickness, adhesiveness; degree to which a substance is viscous …
107Unitary Psychosis — (from 1822) (See also Psychosis: Emergence.) At the biological level, the concept probably originates with Parisian physician Antoine Laurent Jessé Bayle (1799–1858) in his work on what was recognized much later as cerebral syphilis (it… …
108adhesive — [əd hi:sɪv, zɪv] adjective able to stick to a surface or object; sticky. noun an adhesive substance. Derivatives adhesively adverb adhesiveness noun …
109stickiness — n. Adhesiveness, viscousness, glutinousness, tenacity, viscosity …
110tenaciousness — n. Retentiveness, firmness, adhesiveness …
