slimed

An obsolete past participle form of the verb 'to slime', meaning covered or smeared with slime. It is no longer used in modern English.

• 🇪🇸Forma arcaica del participio pasado del verbo 'to slime', que significa cubierto o manchado de limo o mucosidad. No se usa en el inglés moderno.

1. Covered with slime B1 informal

   Having a layer of a wet, sticky, and often unpleasant substance on the surface.

   • The children came home with slimy hands after playing in the pond.
   • The rocks near the river were slimy and slippery.
   • He wiped his slimy gloves on a rag.

   🇪🇸cubierto de limo/baba

   Sinónimos: muckymucousslimy

   Antónimos: cleandrypure

A verb used to indicate the act of covering or smearing something with slime, or to move in a slimy, slippery manner.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de cubrir o untar algo con légamo o sustancia viscosa, o a moverse de manera resbaladiza y pegajosa.

1. Cover or stain with slime B2 informal

   To apply or spread a slippery, sticky, and often unpleasant substance over a surface.

   • The children slimed each other during the messy game.
   • The factory waste slimed the riverbank.
   • He accidentally slimed his shirt while cleaning the pond.

   🇪🇸embadurnar con légamo/cieno

   Sinónimos: besmearcoatcoverdaubsmearspread

   Antónimos: cleanpurify

• slimed past participle
• slimed past simple
• sliming present participle
• slimes third person singular