sliminess

And the sliminess of those dead frogs on the river path, cold jellied blood.

The mushroom is edible, although it may not be appealing to many due to its sliminess.

That washed the sliminess away but left me floundering.

There had been nothing to be repulsed by, no sliminess or slickness or anything of that nature.

He could feel the sticky wetness of blood, the sliminess of torn muscle.

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In the cave, there had been a feeling of sliminess when the alien's mental probes had tried to enter his mind.

"The acid counteracts any sliminess," he said.

Other herpetologists - it is fair to characterize my many correspondents on this as a herd - dispute the sliminess factor.

Discard if mold, yeasty smell, or sliminess develops.

Other than his general sliminess?"

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A dried form of nattō, having little odor or sliminess, can be eaten as a nutritious snack.

His foot punched through into some dreadful sliminess and there was a gassy, putrid smell that he barely noticed.

The fish have numerous sharp dorsal spines and belly thorns which, together with its sliminess make them extremely difficult to handle.

Their sliminess, as well as their general tendency to stir human uneasiness, has made them a tough species to champion.

The slight sliminess of the okra captured the heat of the pepper, so it coated my tongue and burned.

Lastly, feed the giraffes too, if only to experience the utterly mind-boggling sliminess that is a giraffe's tongue.

For all his sliminess, Vultor Korda had given her a good deal to think about.

He was instantly covered, permeated, not with honest sweat but with the sliminess that comes when humidity reaches an ultimate.

The vegetable was stuffed with a delightful mixture of spices that could not disguise the sliminess of the vegetable.

He couldn't keep the liquid filth out of his mouth much longer, felt its sliminess against his lips, tried to spit it out.

Their unusual way of eating and sliminess has made many people call the hagfish the most "disgusting" of all sea creatures.

Wild forms differing in color, texture, and sliminess are called winter mushrooms, velvet foot or velvet stem, amongst other names.