スリップ、スリップした、スリップ中、スリップ - WordWeb辞書の定義

slip, slipped, slipping, slips- WordWeb dictionary definition WordWeb WordWeb Online Windows Software Free Download iPhone Dictionary Help Us Improve Report an error Missing word/sense Links Crossword Software Crossword Puzzles Get WordWeb for Mac OS X ; also try the iPhone/iPad app Get the FREE one-click dictionary software for Windows or the iPhone/iPad and Android apps Verb: slip (slipped,slipping) slip Move obliquely or sideways , usually in an uncontrolled manner "the wheels slipped against the pavement "; - skid , slue , slew , slide Move stealthily "The ship slipped away in the darkness "; - steal Insert inconspicuously , quickly or quietly "He slipped some money into the waiter's hand " Move smoothly and easily "the bolt slipped into place "; " water slipped from the polished marble " To make a mistake or be incorrect "His tongue slipped, revealing the secret "; - err , mistake Cause to move with a smooth or sliding motion "he slipped the bolt into place " Fall to a lower standard "My grades are slipping "; - drop off , drop away , fall away Pass on stealthily "He slipped me the key when nobody was looking "; - sneak (of clothes ) quickly put on or take off "slip into something comfortable " Be forgotten temporarily "The appointment slipped my mind "; "Her birthday slipped from his memory "; - slip one's mind Move out of position "The rug slipped on the polished floor "; - dislocate , luxate , splay Noun: slip slip A minor inadvertent mistake usually observed in speech or writing or in small accidents or memory lapses etc. "His slip-up in pronouncing the guest's name was barely noticeable "; - slip-up [informal], miscue , parapraxis , whoopsie [informal] An accidental misstep threatening (or causing ) a fall "the jolt caused many slips and a few spills "; "he blamed his slip on the ice "; - trip A socially awkward or tactless act "His comment about her weight was an embarrassing slip"; - faux pas , gaffe , solecism , gaucherie A woman's sleeveless undergarment "The bride's slip peeked out from under her gown "; - chemise , shimmy [archaic], shift , teddy Bed linen consisting of a cover for a pillow "She changed the pillow slip to a fresh one before bedtime "; - case , pillowcase , pillow slip [Brit] A small sheet of paper "a withdrawal slip"; "a receipt slip"; - slip of paper Artifact consisting of a narrow flat piece of material "She tore a slip of cloth to use as a bandage "; - strip A part ( sometimes a root or leaf or bud ) removed from a plant to propagate a new plant through rooting or grafting "The gardener prepared several slips from the healthy mother plant "; - cutting A place where a craft can be made fast "The yacht was securely tied to its slip in the marina "; - mooring , moorage , berth A slippery smoothness "he could feel the slip of the tiller "; - slickness , slick , slipperiness A young and slender person " he's a mere slip of a lad " Potter's clay that is thinned and used for coating or decorating ceramics "She applied a layer of slip to give the pottery a smooth finish " An unexpected slide "Her slip on the wet floor resulted in a fall "; - skid , sideslip A flight manoeuvre ; aircraft slides sideways in the air "The pilot used a slip to lose altitude quickly "; - sideslip The act of avoiding capture ( especially by cunning ) "The thief gave the police the slip"; - elusion , eluding Derived forms: slipped, slipping, slips See also: fall , go along , slip out , stumble Type of: act , aeroplane manoeuvre [Brit], airplane maneuver [US], airplane manoeuvre [Cdn], anchorage , anchorage ground , artefact [Brit], artifact [N. Amer], bed linen , blank out , block , bloomer [informal], blooper [N. Amer, informal], blue [Austral, NZ, informal], blunder , boner [N. Amer, informal], boob [Brit, informal], boo-boo [informal], botch , break loose , bungle , coast , decline , displace , disremember [US, informal], draw a blank , enclose , error , escape , evasion , fault , flight maneuver [US], flight manoeuvre [Brit, Cdn], flub [N. Amer, informal], forget , foul-up [informal], get away , give , glide , goof [informal], hand , inclose , insert , introduce , misadventure , mischance , mishap , mistake , move , pass , pass on , piece of paper , potter's clay , potter's earth , pratfall [informal], put in , reach , sheet , sheet of paper , slide , smoothness , spring chicken , stalk , stem , stick in , turn over , undergarment , unmentionable , worsen , younker [archaic], youth Encyclopedia: Slip, Stitch & Pass slim-waisted slimy sling slingback slinger slinger ring slinging slingshot slink slinky slip slip away slip by slip carriage slip clutch slip coach slip friction clutch slip in slip noose slip of paper slip of the tongue