runny
adj. B1 Intermediate US //ˈɹəni// UK //ɹˈʌni// run·ny
adj. having a liquid that flows out easily. You use this to describe things like eggs, noses, or paint that are too thin.
adj. flowing or leaking easily; having a consistency that allows liquid to escape from a container or surface.
The egg was runny when I cracked it.
The paint was too runny to cover the wall properly, so I had to add more powder to the mix.
The chef adjusted the sauce to ensure it was thick enough to coat the pasta without being runny or watery.
From run + -y.