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[Lat. glutinatio, from glut in at us, pa. par. of glutino to glue, to cement. The act or proce of cementing or uniting with glue. glu-tin-a-tive, a . [Eng. glut in at (e); -ive : Fr. glut in at if ; Ital. glutinativo .] Having the quality of cementing; glutinous; viscous. glû'-tine, s. [GLUTIN.] *glu-tin-ing, a. [Lat. glut in(o)=to glue, to cement; suff. -ing .] Glutinous, viscid, cementing. "Leaving an aquatic and viscous glutining kind of sweat upon the gla ."- Digby : Of the Sympathetic Powder. glû-tin-i-um, s. [Lat.=gluten.] Bot.: The flesh of certain fungals. ( Treas . of Bot.) *glu-tin-os-i-ty, *glu-tin-os-i-tie, s. [French glutinosité; Sp. glutinosidad ; Ital. glut i no sit a , from Lat. glutinosus glutinous.] The quality or state of being glutinous; glutinousne . glu-tin-ous, a . [Lat. glutinosus , from glutinum glue; Fr. glutineux ; Sp., Port. & Ital. glutinoso.] 1. Ord . Lang .: Viscous; viscid; gluey; tenacious; having the quality of or resembling glue. "All these threads, being newly spun, are glutinous, and, therefore, stick to each other whenever they happen to touch."-Goldsmith: The Bee, iv. 2. Bot . Viscid. glutinose, adhesive, gluey, covered with a sticky exudation.