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• s  wet through and through; thoroughly wet
  soppy clothes
• s  effusively or insincerely emotional

• It's soppy enough to suit the requirements of the weepie genre, and there's a music score that tries to cue all the emotions in viewers, as if they're incapable of locating their .
• Nature porn? Maybe I'll go with the soppy old prose of Muir, Burns and Duncan.
• There is a great sense of patriotism and it makes people get soppy and sentimental.

• sodden
• bathetic
• drippy
• hokey
• maudlin
• mawkish
• kitschy
• mushy
• schmaltzy
• schmalzy
• sentimental
• soupy
• slushy

News & Articles

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• CNN Latino Tampa dodges Spanish-language soap operas in push to win over Hispanic market
  TAMPA — Turn on one of the few Spanish-language TV stations targeting the largest minority group in the nation and it'll look a lot like it has for most of the past decade: cheesy game shows, buffoonish slapstick, soppy telenovelas .
  Oct. 4, 2013 - Tampa Bay Times

Quotes

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• Alan Rickman in BBC News
  Sheen said his character was full of nervous energy, while Rickman said he did not like the story as a child because it was "full of soppy women".
• Dougie Payne in Digital Spy
  Payne, 35, wrote on his blog: "It is with huge delight and enormous soppy grins that we can tell you we have a wee boy. He is blond, blue-eyed, bouncing and beautiful. Dad's mind is blown in the best way possible. Fill your glasses with something...
• Katie Price in ic Uxbridge.co.uk
  Jordan describes in her book how at her first meal with the Andre family, Nirmala "was really flirting and staring at him with a love struck, soppy expression. I felt so angry, I barely touched my meal."