So I know that slimes are made of slime, but what is 'slime' made out of exactly?

So I know that slimes are made of slime, but what is 'slime' made out of exactly?

Depends on the Slime. Probably typically just a gelatinous acidic substance.

Semipermeable outer membrane, inside is a suspension of cells in a highly acidic paste.

Also slime

I’m assuming it’s an organic based substance.

Cytoplasm, I figure.

99% water and 1% stuff that can be acidic or inert.

Borax
Elmer's glue
Water
Optional food coloring

There are also slimes made with other recipies, like corn starch or baking soda, but thats the gist.

A digestive gel substance evolved to dissolve flesh and bone down to a nutritious slop that is then absorbed via osmosis

probably some kind of protein/lipid/carbo stew

it's slime all the way down

Terrasque jizz.

Not even completely unrealistic. A sticky blob the size of a roach could fall on an ant and completely disable it and then digest it, and then climb up somewhere again like a slime mold and wait for another. A passive ambush predator like a snake.

What did you think those demons were doing with all that semen they collected?

I assumed that slimes were similar in nature to slugs.

Slime is a pure elemental substance defined by it's cosmic role more than by it's composition, it's irreducible in a mystical sense, its the middle point of elemental sludge in a condensed form, you can break it down to simpler substances but then it ceases to be THE slime.

It’s a Slurried Liquid of Indeterminable Membranes and Enzymes.
Or a slime for short.

semen demon?

I've always assumed slimes were basically just polymer elementals, honestly.

Silicone oil and gelatin

Can I sue when it eats my dog?