slime

• Substance épaisse, visqueuse et souvent gluante, généralement molle, humide et glissante.

A noun referring to any thick, viscous matter, often soft, moist, and slippery.

indénombrable

1. Thick, viscous substanceA2informal

   Any thick, sticky, or slippery substance, often unpleasant or messy.

   Substance visqueuse

   • The pond was covered in green slime.
   • He accidentally stepped in a patch of slime on the sidewalk.
   • The factory waste turned the river into a pool of slime.

   Synonymesgelglopgoogunkmiremuckoozepulpsludgeslush

2. Unpleasant or disgusting personB2informal

   A person who is morally repulsive, deceitful, or overly ingratiating.

   Personne répugnante ou méprisable

   • That politician is a slime; he'll say anything to get votes.
   • Don't trust him, he's a real slime.
   • She called him a slime after he lied to her.

   Synonymescreeplowliferatscumslugsnaketoadweaselworm

• Verbe désignant l'action de recouvrir ou d'enduire quelque chose de substance visqueuse ou gluante, ou de se déplacer d'une manière lisse, visqueuse ou rampante.

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

1. Cover or stain with slimeB2informal

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

   enduire de mucus

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

   Synonymesbesmearcoatcoverdaubsmearspread

   Antonymescleanpurify