Having the quality of being sticky or adhesive; capable of sticking or gluing things together.
From Latin glutinans (present participle of glutinare, to glue). The -ant suffix indicates a quality or capability, similar to 'verdant' (green) or 'dormant' (sleeping).
Old medical texts used glutinant to describe substances that could help wounds stick together—it's a reminder that people have been trying to use natural adhesives for healing for thousands of years.
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