slimy
- adjective
- /ˈslaɪmi/
- Offensive
- Frankly, his slimy way of trying to have an out from this situation by throwing my mother under the bus is pathetic.
- a slimy bastard
- a slimy weasel
- a slimy character
It's like, what's the point of doing a thing if you feel slimy once you once you've done the thing?
- It's like, what's the point of doing a thing if you feel slimy once you once you've done the thing?
- So AMD, let's just stop with the slimy bullshit ET marketing and use real numbers.
- So men that feel a particular amount of distaste for other men who are being, they would see as a little bit sort of slimy and conniving.
- So I deliver so much goodwill and social proof that when I say buy, I don't feel slimy about it.
- And yet somehow, millionaires and the slimiest dickheads ever to slink across the face of these SEPTA dials have convinced millions of people that they're just like us.
- You know, a slimy person from a not slimy person, right?
- I wouldn't put it past Steve, like the slimy Steve, slimy Steve.
- I don't want to slimy shit or snaky shit.
- You do some slimy shit to me, I'll fuck your girlfriend.
Examples
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The government has made Obama the man he is today... a slimy, lying politician.
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She is as slimy and weasely as him, so again, it's a very good match for him.
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You know, a slimy person from a not slimy person, right?
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You look kind of slimy.
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You foul and slimy creature.
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Profiting from this sort of thing is slimy; I'll go in on that.
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It's like, what's the point of doing a thing if you feel slimy once you once you've done the thing?
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He's a slimy bastard.
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It is one of the slimiest, snakiest, rotten things a person can do.
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Everyone knows he's a slimy politician who will say anything to get elected.
Synonyms
Very bad or offensive in a moral way
Very bad and morally wrong
Very bad in a way that makes people feel strong dislike and disgust
A person or action that is very bad and dishonest
Something people think is morally wrong or dishonest
Appearing unsafe or not to be trusted
Deserves strong blame or dislike
Very bad in a moral way and deserving strong blame
Very dishonest or cruel in a way that makes people feel disgusted
Having very bad character and doing dishonest things
Dirty and unpleasant, like a place with sticky floors
Antonyms
Compounds
How Repellent
- Offensive
- Offensive
- Offensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Slimy is also used about people or behaviour; a helpful way to remember this is to imagine someone 'covered in slime', which makes them seem slippery, dishonest, or disgusting. That's why calling someone slimy means you do not trust them.