A substance that causes things to stick or glue together.
From Latin agglutinans, present participle of agglutinare. Functions as a noun naming the adhesive agent itself.
Agglutinants in ancient construction—like lime and clay mortars—literally held civilizations together; archaeologists can date ruins by analyzing these sticky substances that hardened between stones.
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