It's fair to guess that all the relentless bullshit about British Values is not a major feature of the school experience at (say) Eton, the spawning-grounds of our slimy ruling classes.
You see, the last time I went to enjoy the garden, the grounds were covered by slimy goose droppings.
In the spring, she would have a "slimy mess" that she would cut to the ground.
If I'm wrong, copper mines will be perceived as gigantic holes in the ground with a topping of green slimy water, a stagnant pool and a treacherous investment.
You can try to remove the cactus from its pot, cut away any slimy, blackened roots and any dead tissue above ground, and re-plant it in a new container with clean soil.
Flower buds without a slimy covering; flowers carried on taller stems typically 10 40 cm above ground level; calyx markedly curved or unequally distended, developing only a single split along the ventral median and therefore effectively without distinct lobes; corollas lilac, purple, pink, red or yellow, less frequently white ….. Aeginetia.
IT is a raw 50 degrees, dreary and raining, and the track for off-road motorcycles here on the grounds of BMW's assembly plant has transformed into a landscape of slimy mud, slick grass and deceptively benign-looking puddles.
One of the most startling plots uses one of our nastiest resources coal not for heating but as a ground cover whose sharp edges make it unpleasant terrains for snails, slugs and other slimy, sugar-sucking pests.
Visitors who make it Tuesdays through Saturdays in the winter are also most likely to find the 6-foot-4-inch Mr. Knox, in a royal blue shirt, khaki pants and his Beardsley jacket, strolling the grounds, eager to introduce children to any of the zoo's furry, feathered, leathery, hard-shelled, slimy, prickly or patterned residents.
Horrid slimy things, mushrooms.
