adjective
or sir·upy -pē, -pi
1. : resembling syrup in appearance or quality
syrupy color
coffee … thick and syrupy — Hugh MacLennan
2. : cloyingly sweet or sentimental
promptly cover the taste of defeat with syrupy new daydreams — Katharine Scherman
when a syrupy mood is on him and his wife, they spend a deplorable amount of time clutching at and kissing each other — John McCarten
especially : excessively sweet and melodious : dulcet
theater organ music, syrupy sweet — Rumer Godden
slender fingers would draw out the syrupy music from the strings — Osbert Sitwell