Words and phrases that have a meaning related to slime: (175 results)
Often used in the same context:
slimy, goo, gunge, slimey, goop, muck, mud, poop, glop, poo, guck, gunk, snot, gloop, filth, sludge, goopy, stinky, foulness, sponge, puke, pond scum, protoplasm, wrigglers, excrement, scummy, axle grease, ordure, maggoty, putrefaction, effluvia, ectoplasm, oozy, sleaze, vomit, excretions, glob, crud, barf, mudslinger, putrescence, grease, cesspool, mucus, feces, woodlice, stickum, fishies, duckweed, bilge, flubber, soapsuds, fecal matter, sand, ewww, frass, faecal matter, saran wrap, dunder, earthworms, jello, chigger, flocculant, spittle, ickiness, schmutz, smearing, turd, disgustingness, dirt, crawly, augean stables, spadeful, bunghole, spume, punkin, scrubbing brush, cootie, treacle, vomitus, sleaziness, leeches, pus, moss, flocculent, mucilage, succubus, vermin, suckers, paramecium, splatter, sphagnum, berley, calcium hydroxide, inchworms, worms, bile, blackhead, barnacles, dishrag, barracudas, ooze, scum, mire, slop, froth, puddle, slush, mush, liquid, puddles, smoke, clay, jelly, honey, rice, collapsible, dung, fiberglass, filter, germ, nectar, poison, ash, blow, coal, dip, downy, electrolytic, fungus
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Also try:acellular slime mold, acrasiomycetes, cellular slime mold, class acrasiomycetes, class myxomycetes, clubroot fungus, dictostylium, division eumycota, division gymnomycota, division myxomycota, division protista, eumycota, family myxinidae, fischer's slime mushroom, genus dictostylium, genus plasmodiophora, gliding bacteria, gymnomycota, myxinidae, myxobacter, myxobacteria, myxobacterium, myxomycete, myxomycetes, myxomycota, plasmodial slime mold, plasmodiophora, plasmodiophora brassicae, plasmodium, protista, slimed, slime bacteria, sliminess, slimy, true slime mold, white slime mushroom
— Adjectives for slime: green, black, primeval, thick, yellow, bacterial, primordial, extracellular, brown, sticky, dry, more...
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