slime
/slaɪm/
verb
- To cover or smear with slime.
- The kids slimed each other with homemade goo.
- The snail slimed the sidewalk as it moved.
- He accidentally slimed his shirt while cleaning the drain.
noun
- A thick, slippery, and often unpleasant substance, like wet mud or the coating on a fish.
- The pond was covered in green slime.
- He wiped the slime off his hands after cleaning the fish tank.
- The children played with green slime they made in science class.
- A disgusting or morally corrupt person or thing (informal, figurative).
- That politician is a slime who only cares about money.
- The tabloid printed nothing but slime about the celebrity.
- Don't listen to him; he's a slime who lies to everyone.