slimed

IPA: sɫˈaɪmd

Examples of "slimed" in Sentences

The name slimed into Len’s psyche and gave it a squeeze.
Here in SD Bill said Obama "slimed" HRC through other people.
She said she hopes she doesn't get slimed, which is what many actresses said before the event.
Each mile that we progressed into Iraq, commanders warned us the risk of getting "slimed" dramatically increased.
U.S. ground forces fully expect to get "slimed" (as GIs call a chemical attack) by Iraqi artillery and short-range rockets.
Oh, dembilic, amidst all your incisive, issues-oriented points, I missed the specifics on precisely how the Obama camp has "slimed" Senator Clinton.
In a tacit acknowledgment of the show's promotional power, even grown-up actors now jockey for a spot on the program and a chance to get "slimed" -- splashed with the green goo that is a hallmark of the network.
Well she's made such a case for herself - Bosnia sniper fire, "hard working white people", "not a muslim as far as I know", "John McCain has passed the commander-in-chief threshhold, Obama gave a speech", Bill's claiming Obama "slimed" Hillary (and note - that was just YESTERDAY!).