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Detailed Translations for sliminess from English to French

sliminess:


Translation Matrix for sliminess:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- loathsomeness; lousiness; repulsiveness; vileness; wickedness

Synonyms for "sliminess":

  • viscosity; viscousness
  • loathsomeness; repulsiveness; vileness; lousiness; wickedness; offensiveness; odiousness; distastefulness

Related Definitions for "sliminess":

  1. the quality of being disgusting to the senses or emotions1
  2. a property resembling or being covered with slime1

slimy:


Translation Matrix for slimy:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
louche ladle; server; tablespoon
méchant asshole; bastard; dickhead; jackanapes; naughty boy; naughty child; piece of shit; prick; rascal; rogue; scoundrel; shit; shithead
sinistre calamity; catastrophe; insurance claim
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- despicable; slimed; ugly; unworthy; vile; worthless; wretched
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- muddy
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
douteusement dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable contested; controversial; debatable; disputable; disputed; dubious; imputable; open to debate; open to question; questionable; uncertain
douteux dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable churlish; contested; controversial; debatable; deceitful; dirty; disputable; disputed; dowdy; dubious; fastidious; filthy; grimy; grubby; imputable; mendacious; open to debate; open to question; questionable; shoddy; sloppy; slovenly; smutty; uncertain; unreliable
ignoble dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable bad; banal; base; below the belt; blackguardly; bogus; coarse; dishonorable; dishonourable; faked; false; feigned; fictitious; gross; inglorious; mean; nasty; not genuine; pedestrian; roguish; rotten; scoundrelly; shabby; sham; sheet; sordid; stingy; trite; trivial; unmannerly; unsavory; unsavoury; vapid; vile; villainous; vulgar
louche dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable creepy; deceitful; demonic; devilish; diabolic; eerie; foul; indistinct; lugubrious; malicious; mendacious; obscure; satanic; scary; sinister; unclear; unreliable; vague
lugubre dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable creepy; dismal; eerie; lugubrious; macabre; melancholic; nostalgic; ominous; pensive; sad; scary; shady; sinister; spooky; wistful
mauvais dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable bad; badly; critical; does not taste good; evil-minded; false; grave; improper; inappropriate; indelicat; inferior; low; malicious; mean; nasty; not good; not nice; out of place; pedestrian; poor; rude; serious; tactless; uncalled for; unseemly; unsuitable; venomous; vicious; vile; virulent; vitriolic; wicked; with evil intention; worrying
méchant dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable bad; badly; banal; below the belt; bitchy; bogus; coarse; cunning; demonic; devilish; diabolic; doggish; evil-minded; faked; false; feigned; fictitious; foul; gross; low; malicious; mean; nasty; not genuine; pedestrian; rotten; satanic; shabby; sham; sharp; shrewd; slippery; sly; stingy; trite; trivial; underhand; unmannerly; unsavory; unsavoury; vapid; venomous; very malignant; vicious; vile; virulent; vitriolic; vulgar; with evil intention
obscur dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable bewildered; chaotic; complex; complicated; confused; cryptic; dark; deceitful; difficult; diffuse; disconcerted; disordered; enigmatic; flustered; inconvenient; indistinct; intricate; involved; malicious; mendacious; mysterious; obscure; ominous; sinister; unclear; unlit; unreliable; vague
obscurément dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable dark; deceitful; inconvenient; indistinct; mendacious; obscure; ominous; sinister; unclear; unlit; unreliable
sinistre dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable abominable; appalling; cheerless; creepy; detestable; eerie; ghastly; gloomy; horrible; horrid; ill-fated; joyless; lugubrious; macabre; moody; obnoxious; odious; ominous; pensive; sad; scary; shady; sinister; somber; sombre; spooky; terrible; triste; unholy; wistful
vil dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable bad; banal; below the belt; bogus; coarse; cunning; faked; false; feigned; fictitious; gross; low; malicious; mean; nasty; not genuine; pedestrian; rotten; shabby; sham; sharp; sheet; shrewd; slippery; sly; sordid; stingy; trite; trivial; underhand; unmannerly; unsavory; unsavoury; vapid; vicious; vile; vulgar; wicked
visqueux dubious; grimy; mucous; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable coaxing; fawning; sticky; syrupy; treackly; viscous; wheedling

Related Words for "slimy":

  • sliminess, slimier, slimiest

Synonyms for "slimy":


Related Definitions for "slimy":

  1. morally reprehensible1
    • a slimy little liar1
  2. covered with or resembling slime1
    • a slimy substance covered the rocks1

Wiktionary Translations for slimy:

slimy
adjective
  1. glutinous
slimy
adjective
  1. anatomie|fr médecine|fr Relatif à la muqueuse, aux mucosités qu'elle produit.