Emily plays with words she write slugs ‘slimed’ walk instead of just describe walk as ‘slimy’ find other words she use in fresh ways.
I only find this one - - stinging nettles. I not get what other ones there be?
gradually paling her back into the forest
It was in one of those empty skeletons that I found her
his head had a resentful twist as if he blamed somebody
thanks very much ms. sue :)
You're very welcome, Mohammad.
To help Emily find other words she can use in fresh ways to describe a walk as "slimy," we can explore different synonyms and related words that evoke a similar feeling or sensory experience. Here are a few suggestions:
1. Slick: Instead of using "slimy," Emily can use "slick" to describe a walk that feels smooth and slippery underfoot.
2. Gooey: This word suggests stickiness and viscosity, conjuring an image of something clinging to the shoes and making the walk feel messy.
3. Mucky: This word implies a walk through mud or moist soil, creating a sense of dirtiness and difficulty in maneuvering.
4. Squelchy: This word describes the sound or sensation of wet, muddy ground when stepped on, giving a vivid auditory experience to the description.
5. Clammy: By using "clammy," Emily can describe a walk where the air is damp or humid, causing a moist and unpleasant sensation on the skin.
6. Slushy: This word denotes a walk on partially melted snow or ice, conveying the mix of water and slush that makes the ground feel slippery and wet.
Remember, Emily can also play with the form of words to create her unique descriptions. Adding adjectives, adverbs, or even combining words can help her explore fresh ways to depict a slimy walk, such as "oozing muck" or "slime-drenched path." Encourage her to experiment and have fun with language!