slime
/slaɪm/Definitions
1. noun
a substance consisting of a mixture of water and a colloidal solution of organic material, often having a thick, viscous consistency.
“The children played with the slime in the toy box.”
2. verb
to move or flow slowly and thickly, especially in a sticky or greasy manner.
“The mud slimes off my boots after walking through the swamp.”
3. verb
to cheat or deceive someone, especially in a business or financial transaction.
“The company was accused of sliming its investors with false financial reports.”
4. verb
to cover or coat something with a sticky or greasy substance.
“The chef slimes the chicken with oil before roasting it.”