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- Synonyms of SLIMY | Collins American English Thesaurus
Synonyms of 'slimy' in British English slimy 1 (adjective) in the sense of viscous Definition of, like, or covered with slime
- Slimey | Muppet Wiki | Fandom
Slimey is Oscar the Grouch's pet worm Originally, Slimey was a silent character who communicated with squeaks and gestures In later years, he developed a voice, provided by Dick Maitland (which is digitally manipulated in post-production to achieve a higher pitch) Slimey shows skill at playing the tuba and the clarinet, and has the distinction of being the first worm on the moon Slimey was
- SLIMY - 16 Synonyms and Antonyms - Cambridge English
SLIMY - Synonyms, related words and examples | Cambridge English Thesaurus
- Why Your Deli Meat Gets Slimy - MSN
If you've ever wondered about that slimy film on your deli meat, we have some answers Although unappetizing, it might not indicate spoilage
- How to Get Rid of Slippery Pool Floor and Walls - OpenWaterHQ
The most common causes of a slippery pool floor and walls are algae, a new pool liner, white water mold, and pink slime These problems arise when your pool is low on free chlorine, or something is off with your water chemistry You should use a water test kit and find out what you need to add to balance your pool Keep reading on to learn more about each specific problem and how to get rid of
- Slimy - YouTube
Just a Roblox player trying to make you laugh ;D You don't have to sub, but if you want, go ahead (wink wonk) Join my bobloc group for epic things to happen :sunglasses:
- Slimy | Disney Wiki | Fandom
Slimy, also known as Experiment 390, is an illegal genetic experiment created by Jumba Jookiba and a character in the Lilo Stitch franchise He is designed to produce trails of slippery slime in order to trip up enemies He was captured by Gantu, but was rescued in "Snafu" Slimy is a large green slug-like experiment with black eyes on his stalk, a thin mouth, three spines on his back, and a
- Slimy - Etymology, Origin Meaning - Etymonline
Originating in the late 14th century from slime + -y, "slimy" means covered with slime or muddy; figuratively, morally repulsive since the 1570s
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