1. comparative form of gungy; more sticky, messy, or covered with gunk
Usage: informal; chiefly British

Examples

• The kitchen floor was gungier after the children spilled juice everywhere.
• His hands got gungier as he worked on the old engine.
• The more you use that old tape, the gungier it becomes.
• I found the gungier of the two paintbrushes in the corner.
• The carpet looked gungier than it had last week.