1. covered or coated with slime
Usage: past tense and past participle of ‘slime’
2. attacked or criticized harshly, especially in a sneaky or underhanded way
Usage: informal

Examples

• The rocks were slimed with algae after the storm.
• His shoes got slimed when he stepped in the pond.
• The politician was slimed by his opponents during the campaign.
• The snail slimed its way across the garden path.
• She felt slimed by the unfair accusations.
• The basement walls were slimed with moisture.
• The candidate slimed his rival with false rumors.