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slide
verb (slid , sliding )
1 tr & intr to move or cause to move or run smoothly along a surface.
2 intr to lose one's footing, especially on a slippery surface; to slip or glide.
3 tr & intr to move or place softly and unobtrusively slid the letter into his pocket .
4 intr to pass gradually; to lapse slid back into his old habits .
noun
1 an act or instance of sliding.
2 a polished slippery track, eg on ice.
3 any part of something that glides smoothly, eg the moving part of a trombone.
4 an apparatus with a narrow sloping part for children to slide down.
5 a small glass plate on which specimens are mounted to be viewed through a microscope.
6 a small transparent photograph viewed in magnified size by means of a projector; a transparency.
7 a sliding clasp for a woman or girl's hair.
8 a sliding seat, especially in a rowing boat.
9 geol a landslide (sense 1).
10 music a portamento.
11 a fall, especially in value, popularity, etc.
[Anglo-Saxon slidan ]
slidable adjective .
slider noun .
sliding noun , adjective .
let something slide to allow a situation to deteriorate.
verb (slid , sliding )
1 tr & intr to move or cause to move or run smoothly along a surface.
2 intr to lose one's footing, especially on a slippery surface; to slip or glide.
3 tr & intr to move or place softly and unobtrusively slid the letter into his pocket .
4 intr to pass gradually; to lapse slid back into his old habits .
noun
1 an act or instance of sliding.
2 a polished slippery track, eg on ice.
3 any part of something that glides smoothly, eg the moving part of a trombone.
4 an apparatus with a narrow sloping part for children to slide down.
5 a small glass plate on which specimens are mounted to be viewed through a microscope.
6 a small transparent photograph viewed in magnified size by means of a projector; a transparency.
7 a sliding clasp for a woman or girl's hair.
8 a sliding seat, especially in a rowing boat.
9 geol a landslide (sense 1).
10 music a portamento.
11 a fall, especially in value, popularity, etc.
[Anglo-Saxon slidan ]
slidable adjective .
slider noun .
sliding noun , adjective .
let something slide to allow a situation to deteriorate.
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