Use 'soupy' to describe foods that are unexpectedly or undesirably liquid.

Cooking Context

'Soupy' often suggests a problem with texture, indicating something is too thin.

Negative Connotation

'Soupy' can describe a situation where fog or air density reduces sight.

Limited Visibility

Use 'soupy' for atmospheric conditions, often implying difficulty or unease.

Weather Descriptions

Beyond weather, 'soupy' captures a sense of being engulfed in an emotion.

Emotional Atmosphere

'Soupy' suggests excessive sweetness or emotion in romance, often seen as negative.

Negative Romanticism

Use 'soupy' when you want to critique something for being overly sentimental.

Critical Tone

 while embedded inside layers of ice. Known as cryoconite holes, they form when tiny pieces of darkly colored dirt get blown onto the glacier and begin to melt down into soupy holes that then freeze over, preserving hundreds of dirt pucks inside the glacier, like little island universes

The invisible life...

 and if life evolved on a dense soupy planet then you could perhaps see creatures as big as whales or elephants flying not through air but a liquid atmosphere

Soupy

Cooking Context

Negative Connotation

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