IPA: /bɪˈslaɪm/
KK: /bɪˈslaɪm/
To make something dirty or unclean by covering it with a slimy substance; to insult or speak negatively about someone or something.
The mud will beslime your shoes if you walk through the puddle.
Past: beslimed
Past Participle: beslimed
Beslime is formed from the prefix "be-" (meaning to cover or affect) and the root "slime" (from Old English "slima", meaning a viscous or sticky substance). The word "beslime" means to cover or smear something with slime or a sticky substance.
Think of 'covering' something ('be-') with a 'sticky substance' ('slime') — that's why beslime means to smear something with slime.