verb. (Durham School).—1. To ‘cut’ games. Also (2) to lounge, to loaf: e.g., ‘SLIMEING down town.’
3. (Felsted).—To sneak along; TO DO A SLIME = to take a crafty advantage.
4. (Harrow).—To go round quietly.
1898. E. W. HOWSON and G. T. WARNER, eds. Harrow School, xxvii. 282. His ‘house-beak’ ‘SLIMED’ (went round quietly) and ‘twug’ him.
5. (Harrow).—To make ‘drops’ at rackets.
