What does «pegostre» mean in Spanish?

Pegoste, pegote; poultice made with a sticky material. Thick and sticky stuff.

♦ Used in: Colombia - Cuba - Puerto Rico

Examples of use in Spanish: "la salsa se había reducido más allá del punto preciso y se convirtió en un pegostre negruzco y repugnante".
Meddlesome, self-inviting, unwelcome, cloying. Also applied to animals.

♦ Used in: Honduras - Mexico

Examples of use in Spanish: "mi gato es muy pegostre, no se aparta de mi lado".
Inseparable companion.
Stain, dirt.

Examples of use in Spanish: "usando este producto no quedará rastro de mancha, olor o pegostre".
An ancient technique used by the masons of Puebla to prepare the best quality mortar. This stucco was initially made with baked clay. It was also called pegoste and pegote.

♦ Used in: Mexico

Examples of use in Spanish: "En las casas del siglo xviii aparece el pegostre".