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What are some words to describe a salamander?
Slimy, slippery.
What are some words to describe a snail?
slimy. sluggish,small,slow.
What are twenty words to describe an earthworm?
Slippery and slimy
What are some words to describe a snake?
Slithering, Slimy, Slick, Squiggly, Scaly, And Scary.
describe a frog with some adjectives?
slimy
What are some words ending in 'imy'?
Some words ending in 'imy' include slimy, balmy, and dreamy.
What are some adjectives to describe a snail?
Adjectives describe things. I would describe a snail as slow or slimy.
What is a good word for slimy?
"Viscous" is a good word that can be used to describe something that is slimy.
What would describe the taste of escargot?
Slimy
How slimy are snakes?
some are slimy and some not
Is slimy an adverb?
No. it is not. Slimy is an adjective, related to the noun slime.
How do Timon and Pumba describe bugs?
Slimy yet satisfying
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