treacle

It avoids that treacly, touchy-feely ground on which Democrats so love to walk.

It was improving and patronising and treacly, and full of information, partly about the lectures, but mostly about himself.

The thick treacly liquid is thus drawn out into a thread of such fineness that a microscope is necessary to find it with.

His eyes sought answer from the river and saw a rowboat rock at anchor on the treacly swells lazily its plastered board.

The glaze is treacly black, often applied unevenly and sometimes pitted with air bubbles.

The sugar in those days was the dark, treacly kind, that left a stain on the floor like blood; it came in casks.