limy

/ˈlaɪmi/
adjective
  1. Containing or covered with lime (a white substance made from calcium).
    • The soil in this area is very limy, so only certain plants can grow.
    • The water from the old well tasted slightly limy and metallic.
    • After the rain, the sidewalk had a limy white residue from the nearby construction.
  2. Having a sticky or slimy texture, like lime (the fruit) or birdlime.
    • The sap from the tree felt limy and stuck to my fingers.
    • His hands were limy after handling the fresh citrus.
    • The old glue had become limy and difficult to remove.
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