slime 的 2 个定义
- thin, glutinous mud.
- any ropy or viscous liquid matter, especially of a foul kind.
- a viscous secretion of animal or vegetable origin.
- Also called slime·ball [slahym-bawl]. /ˈslaɪmˌbɔl/. Slang. a repulsive or despicable person.
slimed, slim·ing.
- to cover or smear with or as if with slime.
- to remove slime from, as fish for canning.
slime 近义词
muck, gelled waste
更多slime例句
- Affected sea stars at such sites may just melt into a puddle of slime.
- Such microbes thrive when there are high levels of organic matter in warm water and create a low oxygen environment that can make sea stars melt in a puddle of slime.
- Instead of the traditional narration from Jim Nantz and Tony Romo, there were graphics aplenty, including that slime in the end zone and on the first down markers.
- It was fun to see what sort of magnets they were going to use or how much slime was going to be on it.
- That suggests that light from the slime may help trigger the production of more light.
- The pair riff on pink slime, the New World Order, and even the War on Christmas™.
- Or hear stories about something called “pink slime” infiltrating their Quarter Pounders.
- Because the movement of the giant vessel was so slow, the only way to mark the rotation was by watching the slime line rise.
- The Consumerist declared that a “new circle in hell” had opened for these “slime.”
- A GOP professional laments the “slime and dirt and muck attached not only to the two candidates but also to the party itself.”
- Edna looked at her feet, and noticed the sand and slime between her brown toes.
- The greasy surface, dotted here and there with specks of vegetable, resembles a pool of stagnant water covered with green slime.
- So she leant over—down, nearer, closer, until her fingers curved over the stone amid the moisture and green slime.
- Not far distant Winton lay stretched along a fir-shadowed rock, the slime-green base of which was washed by the lipping waves.
- They were slippery with river slime and the light boat climbed up on them, driving them down under the water.