Meanings of more viscous in English

Blood has a higher surface tension than water, and is also more viscous.

Again, this may have something to do with Erebus magma being that much more viscous.

The more viscous crudes are called heavy and those with higher sulphur content are called sour.

Most stick pens use a quick-drying, oil-based ink that's more viscous and sticky than its water-based counterparts.

These materials are typically more viscous than traditional aqueous injections and may be semi-solid, therefore, their injectability cannot be assumed.

When you apply pressure to oobleck, it works the opposite of the previous examples: The liquid becomes more viscous, not less.

Cawley's smile returned, but it was a more viscous version, and it reminded Teddy of the film that formed over soup.

Word on the street is that Powers glue is more viscous and sticky than Hilti glue, and is half the price.

She needs to get away, but she's held back, as if the fluid in which she is suspended is more viscous than water.

I tried to turn around, but it felt like I was submerged in something thicker and more viscous than water, and it took forever.