"on the slime" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means being on or covered in slimy or slippery material. Example: The children slipped and fell on the slime as they ran through the park.
I couldn't keep up on the slime level".
The unspoken corollary: we should perhaps focus instead on the slime.
But she's not quite ready to jump on the slime mold express.
Stinkhorn fungi produce foul-smelling slime that attracts flies and other insects, which land on the slime and gobble it up.
An Austrian study demonstrated that blow-flies (species Calliphora vicina, Lucilia caesar, Lucilia ampullacea and Dryomyza anilis) also feed on the slime, and soon after leaving the fruit body, they deposit liquid feces that contain a dense suspension of spores.
If all the hot dogs and LSD of summer have mutated what's left of your smarts into blubber and you find its easier to just glide on the slime of BBQ obesity farts than walk, its time for an educational psychedelic road trip to refresh.
Commonly used inputs — illumination and chemo-attractants and -repellents — usually act on extended domains of the slime mould's body.
For the remaining compounds, no positive chemotaxis was observed in any of the experiments, and for most compounds there was an inhibitory effect on the growth of the slime mold.
In the exclusive preview below, the boys look like they may have gotten slimed, but they're not on the receiving end of the slime action.
The subsequent size analysis, chemical characterisation, desliming and column flotation tests were performed targeting the effect of process parameters on the flotation behaviour of the slimes.
If you put it in a cup and press down on it, the slime makes a funny sound.
