slimy

Slimy and slimier doesn't accurately describe this unelected, puppet PM and his puppetmaster Dominic Cummings.

Ely's other claim to fame is rather less glamorous and slightly slimier - its link with eels.

Member EU Parliament Jean Lambert also received slimier award from AJK's PM.

This grey, wormy mollusk looks slimier than oyster, but tastes similar.

A future computer might be a lot slimier than the solid silicon devices we have today.

But it's hard to imagine anyone wanting to seriously defend some of the slimier behavior discovered by the filmmakers, Giulia Amati and Stephen Natanson, from religious young Jewish men casually calling passersby Nazis and unleashing vile torrents of f-bombs and other multi-lingual verbal abuse, to parents employing their clearly terrified and screaming infants as pawns in front of the cameras.

I didn't see last year's late-season recast, but the highly praised Bryn Terfel could hardly have made a slimier or scarier Scarpia than Falk Struckmann, who (despite some very audible tiring towards the end of Act 11) enacted and sang--in a not entirely inapropos Teutonic fashion--as vivid a Roman police chief as I've heard since the glory days of Tito Gobbi and Gabriel Bacquier.

This may seem an odd claim to make considering that one of the school's most cherished and foundational ideals was that personality, in the slimier, egotistic sense of the word, had no place within its walls or in its work--but that, alas, was an ideal.

But it's the guys who are slimier than a jellied eel who really do my box in.

"It's sort of like Disneyland, only a bit slimier."