glibbery
9.9
Having a wet, slippery surface like mud or a fish
- adjective
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- She slipped on the glibbery floor near the kitchen sink.
Examples
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The fish felt glibbery in his hands as he tried to hold it.
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The glibbery mud stuck to my shoes.
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The path was covered in glibbery mud after the heavy rain.
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The glibbery surface made it hard to walk.
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The path was covered in glibbery mud after the heavy rain.
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She slipped on the glibbery floor near the kitchen sink.
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The fish felt glibbery in his hands as he tried to hold it.
Synonyms
greasy
vsglibbery
Covered in oil or fat and feels slippery
is slippery in a slimy unpleasant way rather than oily from grease
Antonyms
How Slippery
Surface Forms
glibbery positive
Morphology
Etymology
Glibbery comes from the same root as glib and the old Dutch word glibberig, which meant 'slippery'. So, glibbery can mean something wet or 'slimy' that makes you slip, like mud or a fish.