Dust and Slime

Dust

Dust noun - Discarded or useless material.

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Slime and dust are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Slime" instead a noun "Dust".

Nearby Words: dusty, dusted, dusting, duster

Slime noun - Soft wet earth.

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Dust and slime are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dust" instead a noun "Slime".

Nearby Words: slimy, slimed, sliming

alien	alien dust	alien slime
green	green dust	green slime
vile	vile dust	vile slime
blue	blue dust	blue slime
Other adjectives: noxious, brown, poisonous, falling, colored, explosive, strange, golden, said, pink, radioactive, toxic, magical, purple, bacterial.

Neoboard filters were added— for instance, "3.14" would be changed to "numbers", "snot" would be filtered into "faerie dust", and "slime" would be changed into "Twilight"

Source: April Fools' Day
In Kafka's The Metamorphosis, Gregor-turned cockroach Samsa is described as being covered in wet dust, having a rotting apple stuck to him, and leaving a trail of slime on the floor.

Source: Nausea Fuel / Literature
As of October 2014, Babcock has left yet again, and Matt "Slime" Ferri of Coffin Dust will be taking his place.

Source: Music / Exhumed

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