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.

• 🇫🇷Forme archaïque du participe passé du verbe anglais 'to slime', signifiant couvert ou enduit de bave, de mucus ou de substance visqueuse. Ce terme n'est plus utilisé en anglais moderne.

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.

   🇫🇷couvert de vase

   Synonymes: muckymucousslimy

   Antonymes: cleandrypure

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

• 🇫🇷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.

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.

   🇫🇷enduire de mucus

   Synonymes: besmearcoatcoverdaubsmearspread

   Antonymes: cleanpurify

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