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Gunge

Gunge, as it is known in the United Kingdom, or slime, as it is known in the United States and most other English-speaking countries, is a thick, gooey yet runny substance with a consistency somewhere between paint and custard. It has been featured on many children's television programs around the world for many years and has also appeared on game shows…

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Gunge

Nodes86
Edges85
Triples87
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.023256
Components1

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Gunge

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related to 2010–present · 29
Gunge → Above, As, At, Australian, Basilchildren's Swap Shop, Bonus Round, Dutch Spetterslot, Fe Fi Fo Yum, Gameshow, Garum, Gold Rush, Gory Games, Horrible Histories, In, In New Zealand, Leave, Nickelodeon's Camp Orange, Small Balls, Splat Cave, Splatalot
related to 1990s–2000s · 13
Gunge → Birmingham, Celebrities, Comic Relief, Guinness World Records, Gunge Tank, Gunge Train, In, In Noel's House Party, March, Most People Gunged Simultaneously, National Exhibition Centre, Sometimes, The
related to 1960s · 12
Gunge → Any, BBC, BBC Gunge, But Also, Dudley Moore, Each, In, Not Only, Peter Cook, Poet's Cornered, The, UK
related to 1970s · 9
Gunge → Cage, Custard, Having, Once, The UK Saturday, Through, Tiswas, Where, While
related to Composition · 5
Gunge → Canadian, Roger Price, Television, The, You Can't Do That
related to External links · 3
Gunge → The, Wiktionary, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2

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show television game slime would gunged shows also tank used children's nickelodeon green many bbc called one get children custard

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lime gelatin dessert powderinstance ofand the series gained its trademark gag overnight.The show later experimented with several slime recipes using ingredients0.80text
flourinstance ofand the series gained its trademark gag overnight.The show later experimented with several slime recipes using ingredients0.80text
oatmealinstance ofand the series gained its trademark gag overnight.The show later experimented with several slime recipes using ingredients0.80text
Cream of Wheatinstance ofand the series gained its trademark gag overnight.The show later experimented with several slime recipes using ingredients0.80text
baby shampooinstance ofand the series gained its trademark gag overnight.The show later experimented with several slime recipes using ingredients0.80text
and cottage cheeseinstance ofand the series gained its trademark gag overnight.The show later experimented with several slime recipes using ingredients0.80text
though not necessarily all at the same timeinstance ofand the series gained its trademark gag overnight.The show later experimented with several slime recipes using ingredients0.80text
Double Dareinstance ofsubsequent game shows0.80text
What Would You Doinstance ofsubsequent game shows0.80text
the short-lived 1988 syndicated game show Slime Timeinstance ofThe popularity of Nickelodeon's slime shows spawned imitators0.80text
Game for a Laugh on ITVinstance ofgunge started to appear on mainstream shows0.80text
Noel's Saturday Roadshow on the BBCinstance ofgunge started to appear on mainstream shows0.80text

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